One of the discussion doing rounds on literary, social and knowledge sharing platforms grabbed my attention this week. In fact, the topic of this debate has been bothering me for a long time. I believe it’s time someone actually demystified it. In this blog, I will provide a laconic answer …
Reading fiction & nonfiction books offer much needed respite on a journey called life. Although, this activity is a solitary affair it guarantees a plethora of benefits. Reading provides unadulterated entertainment, tickles our emotional and intellectual senses, and allows us to introspect and spend time in our own company. However, …
Sequels are written / developed for literary, performing and visual arts. A sequel is an extended story, a continuation to a prequel. However, it could also be a new story/mission with the same set of characters that have evolved over a period of time. One of the popular subjects in sequels …
The history of reading dates back to the invention of writing during the 4th millennium BC ( Source: Wikipedia ). Since then both have evolved in terms of style, substance and accessibility. These twin, essential elements of literary landscape have metamorphosed into interesting strands of varying genres, sub-genres and reading …
“In the old days books were written by men of letters and read by the public. Nowadays books are written by the public and read by nobody.” ― Oscar Wilde Is the literary landscape experiencing Oscar Wilde’s harsh observation? Have we reached a flash point of mediocrity? Is that the reason …
