A Horse Walks into a Bar: The last stand-up comedy act

A Horse Walks into a Bar by David Grossman is the winner of the Man Booker International Prize 2017. David Grossman is an Israeli author and this book was first published in Hebrew in 2014 as Sus echad nichnas lebar. Later on, the book was translated into English by Jessica Cohen as A Horse Walks into … Continue reading →

The Bogus Read

The Bogus Read by Divyaman is a political and social satire. The book blends criticism and humour to make a comment on the current political and social landscape of India. The book effectively addresses something that is happening in current India. Although the book is amusing and full of sarcasm, it successfully draws readers’ attention … Continue reading →

The Adventures of Coinman

Coinman: An Untold Conspiracy by Pawan Mishra is the story of a junior level office worker in India. Known as Coinman due to his habit of never-ending tinkling of coins in his pocket, Kesar is the laughingstock of his office. He even does not find solace in his home as his wife Imli (a passionate … Continue reading →

The Adventures of a Funny Male Sleuth

My Rating**** I always liked to read a blend of humour, a good mystery, and a feisty male detective. A combination like this not only keeps you spellbound, but also brings a smile on your face. And, ‘The Case of the Secretive Sister’ by Nilanjan P. Choudhury is one such book. It is a well-crafted … Continue reading →

Review of ‘Rocky Road’ by Susan Lohrer

My Rating (****) The book under review is designated as a romantic comedy and there are some scenes which certainly bring smile on your face. The book is about Ancy Robertson and her misadventures. There is also an autistic brother who wants to become a rock star and adds charm to the story. The book … Continue reading →