Reviews & Musings

Previously I had shared my experience of writing for this nation wide contest held by Half Baked Beans here . Today when the book has released, it is giving me jitters as I type this. Jitters because this was the first ever contest I participated in and the first short story ever that I wrote , with the help of a wonderful mentor like Harsh Agrawal.It has been enthralling experience working with all these authors as a team having all the support from Harsh and ofcourse Mr.Chetan Soni of Half Baked Beans. It is definitely a moment for me when TIME stood still as I held this book in my hands and pinched myself to believe it to be true. You can buy the book HERE P.S: Do let me know your feedback on my story The Filch featured therein! Eagerly waiting....

Today @ Behind the book we have Ms. Tarang Sinha one of the author’s of the latest book Uff Yeh Emotions – part 2. A prolific blogger (You can read her as blog HERE )and previously published in leading magazines like Women’s Era, Tarang ‘s writing has always been one that touches a chord with the reader somewhere deep down making you mull about what you just read long after you are done with reading her. She comes across as someone who would want her writing to be more talked about rather than her. In conversation with her in an attempt to know her in her own words: 

Today @Behind the book we have Mr. Nilabh the author of the mythological fiction Swayamvar (Hindi) that talks about Bhisma and Amba’s love story in a never told before manner. You can read my review HERE about it. Being an engineer by profession amidst his busy schedules also lies an author who always dreamt of coming out with this story which had to be told. 

Today @Behind the book we have Ms. Bhargavi Balachandran the author of the newly released book The Crossover Year.  Goodreads    | Facebook  |  Flipkart      | Amazon | Ebay    The book’s blurb says: " Meet Sri Anuprabha, aka Anu, a twenty-nine year-old banker who is terrified of entering her thirties. She dreams of quitting her job at the bank, sporting yoga pants and traipsing around the world. Her world turns upside down when things go awry and she is faced with the prospect of spending her days watching Tamil serials. She comes up with a five-point plan for reclaiming her life back before she hits the big 30. But things are never as simple as drawing up a flowchart in real life, are they? Especially with a ghastly recession rearing its ugly head. Anu bumbles through the corridors of domesticity and travels on a fun-filled roller coaster ride in a bid to discover her passion in life. Along the way, she...