Anuja Chandramouli: The Hopeless Blogger!

Margaret Atwood is one of the greatest novelists of the era and has written the book on chilling dystopian fantasies as well as the comple...

There is nothing quite like the feeling you get when somebody you have never met in your entire life reaches out to you from the murky dark...

Scottish police – officer turned novelist, Karen Campbell’s Rise opens with the protagonist, Justine on the run from her psychopathic pim...

It feels kind of nice to be peppered with interview requests! Especially on the eve of your new book release. Celebs just don't appreci...

According to Vikas Dutta's review of SHAKTI: The Divine Feminine for IANS, "Old beliefs can however be surprisingly resilient and ...

Hey people! My third book Shakti: The Divine Feminine will be out later this month. You can preorder it on  Flipkart  and  Amazon . You c...

Mind Games in Light and Darkness Anthony Doerr’s Pulitzer prize winning All the Light we Cannot See is a niftily crafted WWII tale which...

My third book!  Hey there folks, Absolutely delighted to announce that my third book, Shakti: The Divine Feminine will be hitting the ...

Book Review: Alex Rutherford’s Empire of the Moghul: Traitors in the Shadows Having successfully completed a quintet of books skilfully ...

My interview with Nikhil Narkhede of WriterStory, where I talk about a few of my favourite things namely, books, writing, Arjuna and Kamade...

Director Rajamouli's magnum opus starring Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Anoushka and Tamanna Bhatia is shattering box office records all ove...

Book review of Patricia Duncker's Sophie and the Sibyl: A Victorian Romance Sophie and the Sibyl is set in Berlin, 1872 and is a ch...

Book review of Ahlem Mosteghanemi's Choas of the Senses Ahlem Mosteghanemi’s Chaos of the Senses is the second instalment in an ...

Book Review: Boualem Sansal's Harraga Lovers of Enid Blyton’s The Enchanted Wood trilogy who have often wondered what it would be li...

Do join me at EasyLib Koramangala for snacks and some great conversation on 21st Feb, Saturday at 5pm! Hope to see you there!

Book Review: Richard Ford’s Let Me Be Frank With You When a Pulitzer Prize and PEN/Faulkner – winning author, Richard Ford returns with ...

Goodreads Book Giveaway Kamadeva by Anuja Chandramouli ...

My interview with Bhavesh Bhimani, a noted editor, freelance journalist, cricket writer and blogger! he Shiva trilogy, The Krishna Key, T...

I was invited to Bhubhaneshwar for the Odisha Literature Festival organized by the New Indian Express, last year and promptly developed a s...

Kamadeva: The God of Desire was recently featured in Storizen magazine's 'Hot off the Press' section. Merci beaucoup to Mukesh ...