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#Review: No Illusions in Xanadu
It was our first encounter with Professor Shantanu Bose and he doesn't fail to impress. We were reminded so strongly of Agatha Christie's works while reading this novel, that we believe we had began to draw parallels with a lot of the murder mysteries we previously consumed.
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#Bookabulary Part II by Purvi Mehta
I can be as sure as hell; about the breath of fresh air the previous listicle must have provided its readers with. Here is another listicle with a set of quadruples to satiate the reader in you:
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#AuthorInterview: Purvi Mehta, Author of When Fate Conspires
Make a PIE ( P= perseverance, I = Imagination, E= Emotional quotient ) out of your desire to write. Be it anything that you aspire to write, make sure you bake the right PIE 😉Write your emotions, you never know when they will spring to life through a book. It is not my emotions in particular, but my ability to emote the emotions of other characters and put them on paper in the right way that had definitely amazed me. I didn’t know I would be able to bring to life the emotions that belonged to my characters and not me.
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#Bookabulary Part I by Purvi Mehta
With the turn of a millennium, the reading population is gifting the world of books some new bookabulary. Some old and new traits observed among booklovers have found a verbal expression, adding to the ocean of vocabulary.
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#Review: When Fate Conspires by Purvi Mehta
Something I’ve always struggled with in both writing and reading are love triangles. This conflict has been well done in When Fate Conspires. Neel is torn between his growing affection towards Rashi and his sense of duty towards Tia, who he is in a long distance relationship with.
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#Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray
After reading it, I really could sense why Wilde wrote this harsh statement: “The books that the world calls immoral are books that show the world its own shame.”
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#Writing: Five things I learnt while working on my first book
And I would be a picture of elegance in a chic dress, smiling warmly at family and friends while crafting beautiful paragraphs with great ease.
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#Listicle: 5 Bookstagram Accounts You Should Be Following Right Now!
Beautiful colours, consistent themes and lots of books. Readers of all ages, faiths and races are the denizens of this exquisite world. Along with readers and book reviewers, authors and publishers are also a big part of this community. Bookstagram is the haven for book lovers to share book reviews, recommendations and valuable insights.
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#Review: BTW I Want My Cat Back By Saurabh Sharma & Divya Anandani
Our verdict: this is a perfect weekend read and you should add it to your Kindle library. Read it on your web browser or your phone. It would be the perfect story to binge on when you’re travelling somewhere for an hour or so and don’t want to be disturbed.
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#AuthorInterview: Neharika Gupta
Hello Neharika, thank you so much for taking the time out to talk to BUZZ Magazine. ☺ First things first: how did you take up writing? I was born this way! In all seriousness, I think in class III or IV I was asked to write something for my school magazine, a short article on dussehra. My grandmother would tell me religious stories when I was a kid, and I guess I was the most knowledgeable about this in class at that age. I was also one of the youngest students to be published in the school magazine. What was your very first attempt at creative writing? I wrote a…
