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Wednesday, December 30, 2020
The Morning Beyond the Mountain by Sumant Barooah.
Wednesday, December 23, 2020
The Eye Collector: A Wicked Romance Psychological Thriller by Daniel Newwyn .
Wednesday, November 25, 2020
Teen Sey Chhey - Rewinding Bollywood by Bobby Ghatak.
Author's Interview with Abhishek Ghosh.
1. Could you please introduce yourself to us?
I am from Kolkata, West Bengal, India. Grew up in Kolkata and Siliguri. A PGDM Graduate and a working professional in the Banking and Finance Sector. His first book, "Every Frame is a Painting" published by Novel Nuggets. Second book published by Juggernaut: Love, Realization and The World of Today - A collection of Poems. Interests in life: READING | PHOTOGRAPHY | TRAVELLING | BLOGGING
For me to write, The Paradise Conflict, I have taken quite a few inspirations from the real-world issues and storytelling techniques. From the real world, I have taken the inspiration of the water crisis and environmental exploitation at its core all around the globe by setting the political background of a Totalitarian regime with inspiration from George Orwell’s 1984. The main motive of the rebels in the book is to restore Mother Nature back to its roots with a balance of belongingness. 2019 Amazon Rain Forest – I have mentioned vaguely as the Great Fire; Smog and Air Pollution problems all around the major metropolitan cities – In the book, I have mentioned it as the Great Smoke like the Delhi Pollution; Water management issues in the developing countries – In the book, I have pushed the events further, if there is an extreme case of availability of water and put under control by a Totalitarian; Water management issues in the developing countries – In the book, I have pushed the events further, if there is an extreme case of availability of water and put under control by a Totalitarian Regime, similar to that of Big Brother from George Orwell’s 1984!
It is a sci-fi story, set in an unknown future, with the central theme of the water crisis and environmental degradation. It is the story where the Civil Imperial Regime has taken control over the remaining freshwater resources and imposed strict laws. Any unauthorized person or a commoner wants to drink or use water in case of emergency or thirst, will be shot dead or put into labor camps. On the other side, the rebels are fighting for mother nature, to bring back mother earth to it's a natural course filled with flora and fauna and save the commoners from the atrocious laws created by the Imperial Regime.
Nearly a year.
Speaking about nature makes me this book special to me. This is also the first time, where I have worked on character buildup or an arc. For example. Mitra's arc was to take revenge against the rebel leaders, as he learns the truth, he joins the rebel, and on his way for the redemption of himself. Judy's arc first she was a rebel spy, collecting information from the Imperials and supplies all the info to the rebel leader, Gayatri. She is a great fighter, an expert in hand to hand combat, she feels for the people. She believes in togetherness. After the death of Gayatri, she had to become the leader but she has doubts about herself. She has to become on her own to be a true leader for the rebels. Both, Mitra and Judy are the heart of the story.
Not yet decided. I have some plots in my mind, most probably a gritty, grounded, corporate espionage thriller.
Yes. I try to read the structuring of storytelling techniques - Syd Field's Screenplay and The Hero with a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell to recover from the writers' block.
I like to do photography, mostly travel photography.
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Himalayas: The Only Motor-Trek Across the Entire Mountain Range by Sumant Barooah.
Wednesday, October 21, 2020
The Paradise Conflict by Abhishek Ghosh.
The Fishbowl: Story of the Storyteller by Vivek Kumar.
Tuesday, October 6, 2020
From Daylight To Madness: The Hotel #1 by Jennifer Anne Gordon.
A Recipe for Greatness by Josh Graham and A Scott Blackmon.
My Take:
This is the first book I'm reading of the author and I m impressed the way the author is trying to express his beliefs. I found this book very unique, the story is written with emotions and full of experiences that I enjoyed reading. The book has a uniqueness that grasped my attention fully, from the politics of selecting the next king to today's life, from God's view to human's understanding, from greatness to suffering. From a great example of sacrifice to the method of starting it now. From the story of Joseph to mind-blowing truth.
I just loved reading this book and can't get enough of it. The one thing I like the most about this book is that once I started reading, I found myself compelled to it and I didn't stop until I was done reading completely.
There are many aspects of this book that are intriguing. I also liked the way the author has written in a gripping and compelling manner. The book is written in a lucid language which makes it not only inspiring but also motivating.
Overall an inspiring book that will compel you to keep reading. I will recommend this book to other readers as well. So click here and read now A Recipe for Greatness: What causes people to walk on the pages of History and Scripture? written by authors Josh Graham and A Scott Blackmon.
Saturday, September 26, 2020
UsTaad : Journey Of A Shayar by Chetan Mahajan
Thursday, September 24, 2020
Rhime of Time By Padmaja Bharti.

Tuesday, September 22, 2020
Hair Care Kit by Deyga.

- The luxurious coconut milk used in the shampoo bar makes hair soft and frizz-free.
- Coconut oil in the shampoo bar conditions hair naturally making it smooth and shiny.
- Coconut milk shampoo bar repairs damaged hairs and works for split ends
- It helps to remove dryness and gives you manageable hair.

- Promotes growth of thick, healthy hair
- Reduces blow-drying time
- Adds shine and luster to hair
- Suitable for all hair types
- Softens and detangles hair
- Free of additives

- Nourishes hair, scalp and promotes hair growth
- Made using natural ingredients
- Best for dry, lifeless hair and hair loss
- Safe to use on artificially colored or permed hair
- Raw • Natural • Vegan • Paraben Free • Fragrance-free



Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Choices by Nigama RV.
Why So Poetry? by Niket Raj Dwivedi.
An Unquenchable Excess of Love by Anjutha Ranganathan
Sunday, September 13, 2020
The United Negro : His problems and his progress written by D. E. Publishing & Tony Williams.
Still Waters: Peter’s Story by Amanda Lewis.
Saturday, September 12, 2020
The Conduit: Healing by Denise Major-Dodge.
Thursday, September 10, 2020
Kaizen: A fateful redo by Shweta Desai.
Boons & Curses by Yugal Joshi.
Saturday, September 5, 2020
Sonder: Daily Epiphany by Abhinav Motiwal.
Friday, September 4, 2020
101 Choti Baatein Bade Kam Ki by Maj (Retd) Pradeep Khare.
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