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Ravish Mani is a much-loved name in blogosphere. A number of writers including me reach out to him for guidance related to writing, publishing and promoting their work. He has profound knowledge on the subject ...
Who doesn’t like a healthy sumptuous breakfast to begin the day with? Especially for people like us, who skip lunch often during travel, breakfast is indeed the most important meal of the day. So when ...
Motherhood is “messy and beautiful” says the author Radhika Jindal in her new book. I completely agree. It’s scary for modern urban women who have lived in a relatively gender-neutral environment compared to their mothers ...
Being passionate about travel, especially about offbeat paths in India, I am always on the lookout for travel books during the Blogchatter Ebook Carnival every year. This year however, there was only one English book ...
Bloggers Unplugged is one of the first books I put in my cart from the Blogchatter Ebook Carnival 2021. And that’s a natural choice for all bloggers I believe. Blogging is a continuous process of ...
Best books set in India that will inspire you to travel in this great country of infinite diversity. From classics of Tagore, to the perspective of new authors.
What an interesting title, I thought when I first found the book on Blogchatter Ebook Library. This was one of the first books that I downloaded to read, but somehow I managed to read it ...
Postcards from India is an experimental anthology which attempts to give an unique voice to some offbeat gems of India.
In Focus: Travel, My Way by Vartika Mehrotra Gakhar A good travel book not only inspires you to travel but it also takes you on a virtual journey to places that you have never been ...
In Focus: Hawkers of Kolkata by Isha Doshi “Where does one go in a tremendous city like Calcutta to find insider information? I recalled India’s golden rule: do the opposite of what would be normal ...
