Has it ever happened that you read a book which somehow decides to get into your very skin, tingling the back of your neck funnily, egging you on to dive further on into it, straight head first into experiences and narrations which may feel fiction but you wished were true. Wait or is it like, been there done that? Alas, life and its quantum physics huh? Presenting a little musing of F*** My Brain by Amir Shaheen, a collection of satire worth its weight in gold.
Want to read “Life and its playful escapades”? Yes, how about indulging in life a little bit? Come revel in the dark and the light of it through a collection of short stories titled “Nautanki Saala” by Mohua Chinappa.
Ever read a book which has tiny tales, each embedded in its own space, like a little moment encased perfectly waiting to be discovered as one of the ultimate truths of life? Potpourri by Ranjit Kulkarni is a collection of poignant short stories scattering slices of life extraordinary amidst the mundane ordinary, exploring life at arm’s length.
I dove headfirst into a vat of emotions and came back dribbling with the wisdom of the ages. Doesn’t that sound like an imaginary line?
Well, you have got to read Two Minutes to an Eclipse and Other Moments by Anshu Choudhry.
What if I told you that you had the best chef employed, yet not a soul to share that meal with? Earning millions of dollars but still being lonely? I Choose Death. Every. Fucking. Time!: A collection of short stories on Smoking, Alcoholism, Religion, Love Marriage, L*st and The IIT-IIM Corporate World by Aayush Sikhwal is a collection of refreshing new stories which pores over life and its eventualities in a refreshing new manner
You will be killed if you are an Artist!!
Aert: Excellence to be punished!
Confused? Read the book review of They by Kay Dick…
So you love reading but don’t know which books to pick from Indian Authors? No worries, coz Booxoul, India’s top book blog recommends and has your reading diary sorted!!
Did you know I was walking with a truckload of questions and suddenly comes this tornado of spiralling instances of human behaviour, crashing me to the ground! Dunno where I landed.
Nahi samjhe? Read my book review of Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath
Want to read a movie in words? Go no further, grab this fabulous Bite-Sized fiction from Booxoul Short Stories recommendations.
Reading movies in words? Possible. Read my review of Storylines: Telling movies through words by Zubie Saurabh Sengupta.
