Head to Little Llama Cafe, Mussoorie
A review of Little Llama cafe, Mussoorie, Uttarakhand.
The Sound of Love
It’s silver as a squeaky overshare, crimson as a fit of rage only thrown at those who understand.
How Sepia Snapshots Evoke Newfound Memories
Photographs have a way of opening floodgates of emotions. Even if you’re not the one in them.
The Paratactical Nature of Time: Chronicle of a Death Foretold
Read my review of Chronicle of a Death Foretold here.
The Grammar Room: Serving Experience On a Platter
A review of The Grammar Room, Delhi.
The Ambiguities Of Success
In the race to be on the right track, we forget to ask ourselves who’s judging the marathon really. We often tend overlook the simplest, most important context to success..
Beyond the Generic Perspective: The Palace Of Illusions
Can a woman ever win? What tips the balance between a man’s and a woman’s mistakes? What is the difference between being flawed and unreasonable?
Read on to know how Divakaruni instigates these questions in her bestselling novel.
Let’s Go for Coffee
Guest Post by Cathalynn Labonté-Smith : Let’s go for coffee. Many of you are probably aching to say or hear that phrase right now, depending upon where your location is at in the lockdown scale. A phrase that was once taken for granted, but is now a rare treat or a much anticipated sign of normalcy returning.
Bringing Words to Life: Greta Gerwig’s ‘Little Women’
Who hasn’t read Little Women? But how does Greta Gerwig’s film adaptation of the classic are in comparison?