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17 Monday Dec 2018
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07 Friday Dec 2018
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‘Letters from Heaven’ is Live now.
♥Blurb♥
Letters from her dead husband arrive suddenly for Radhika one day. Grief-stricken at having lost her husband to cancer a few months ago, she is learning to live without him. Trying to cope with life and accept the reality that he is no more.
Are the letters messages for her from the beyond?
Baffled by the letters, Radhika tries to unravel the truth behind the letters. Is her husband trying to send her messages? Can she believe in the letters?
Do the letters come from Heaven? Is someone playing a prank on her or have they truly have come from the stars? Is it possible to communicate in the afterlife?
This is a story about the power of love – in life and the afterlife.
A definite page-turner that will touch your soul.
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Letters from Heaven – Cover Reveal
28 Wednesday Nov 2018
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Glad to share with you the cover of my new short story – Letters from Heaven. Going live on 7th December.
Happy Reading!
Nautanki Diaries
10 Saturday Mar 2018
Posted in Non-Fiction
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Diary, Humour, memoir, Sports, Travel, travelogue, True Accounts
Author – Dominic Franks
Rating – 5/5 stars
Number of Pages – 272
Publisher – Rupa Publications
Nautanki Diaries is a journey of dream and endurance author dreamed much before he actually had undertaken and hit the road in 2010. Inspired by his teacher who had gone on a similar yatra years ago. His experience helped him to stay put and push his limits to the edge of breaking down.
He explored his country from journey begins from Bengaluru to New Delhi to reach in time for the 2010 Commonwealth Games. The author takes you on a journey of twenty-two days on a cycle describing the India he found reckon with conversations he has along the way.
Nautanki Diaries is a love story of a man and his ‘doodhwalla’ bicycle. Nautanki has her own tantrum and she is the best travel partner and a companion one would think of. She worthy to be trusted and takes good care of her rider not creating much ruckus when treated with love and care; regular service and oiling of her parts.
The time I started the book, I fell in love with Nautanki. She looks like the best companion Dominic can ever think he had. She is his travel partner and a girl-friend he trusted with his life.
The writing is at its best. One could not think of a better-written travelogue than this one. This is one of the best-written non-fiction travel diaries and I will like to read it again. It is a well-crafted smooth read with a quirky humor and candor. I like every inch of it and recommend to every reader wants to read something refreshingly new.
Author Bio
Dominic Franks graduated from Bangalore Medical College. His passion for sports led him to give up his career in medicine and join a premier sports channel. In September 2010, he decided to go on a cross-country bicycle journey from Bengaluru to New Delhi to witness the Commonwealth Games. It’s Not About the Cycle – winner of Best Adventure Film at the 2017 Toronto Beaches Film Festival – stars Nautanki, his bicycle, the central character of Nautanki Diaries.
Currently, he is working on producing his first documentary feature about human-animal relationships.
When not working to travel, or traveling on works, Franks holes up in Bengaluru where he lives, laughs and loves.
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‘I received a copy from Publisher in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.’
Cross Connection
06 Tuesday Mar 2018
Posted in Fiction
Author – Deepali Joshi Adhikary
Rating – 3/5 stars
Number of Pages – 41
Publisher – Amazon
Cross Connection is inspired by the life of the author. The marriage in India is a big festivity. It is not a union between two people but the two families. Cross Connection is the story of a two clan, religion, and culture comes under one roof when two people fell in love with each other and take a step forward, marriage.
It is a memoir of personal experience of author’s life, includes marriage, parenting and more. The story is written in a light mood with sweet and spicy encounters of her life. The story has a lot of scope in terms of narration. It is filled with quirky humor and challenges she faced in coming to terms with her new life in completely different culture. Deepali has been writing and contributing to publications and that reflects in her writing this book.
It is a light-hearted and quick read. An enjoyable, interesting and nicely written story of two cultures of rosogolla and puran poli.
Author Bio
Deepali Joshi Adhikary is an Indore based freelance writer and blogger. She blogs at Kolorpencil.com and contributes to various online publications. She also works with brands as a social influencer. Her writings portfolio spans across light-hearted humor to social issues, her parenting challenges and reviews of books.
An ex-banker, Deepali is also a corporate trainer and an educator. She has a keen interest in andragogy as well as pedagogy and loves to work with different age groups. When she is not writing or training, she likes to read and watch movies.
Connect with her on www.kolorpencil.com
FB: @deepali.joshi.1865
Twitter: @deepaliadhikary
Instagram: @strokesofkolorpencil
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