The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is set sixty-five years before the original trilogy, during the tenth Hunger Games, and centers around everyone’s least favourite president (okay, maybe second least favourite). This is the story of President Snow when he was just Coriolanus.
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Little Maryam| Review
The times that we live in are ironic. While we look at relationships through a kaleidoscope of practicality, every single one of us is looking for that eternal bliss called ‘love’. While some find it tugged in the arms of their loved ones, I’ve always found it in about something that is more than 100 […]
Riverdale Vs Archies comics
Spoiler Alert I think it’s time we address the elephant in the television that is Riverdale. Just about every kid who has lived between the 40’s and now has, at some point or the other, read an Archie comic. Archie, Jughead, Betty and Veronica are names that everyone has grown up with, a quintessential part […]
The Runaway Jury | Review
John Grisham has a reputation of either nailing a story right until to subterranean levels or simply falter in the roots and make a hash of things throughout. The Runaway Jury initially seemed to fall amongst the latter category. However, the book got a revival midway and the end was a signature Grisham visceral denouement […]
Books On The Delhi Metro Project
If you’re travelling on the Delhi Metro and happen to find a book placed on a platform or somewhere near the maps or metro signs with a small sticker, chances are you have found a book put there by the Shruti and her book fairies, who run a Books On The Delhi Metro not-for-profit initiative […]
The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood
After over 30 years, Margaret Atwood’s dystopian novel The Handmaid’s Tale (1985) gets its harrowing TV adaptation and even the mighty author herself cannot believe the raw impact made by its disturbing premise on screen. Watching, rather than reading, the horrors of enslavement, subjugation, rape and mutilation faced by women in the service of men […]
Dan Brown’s upcoming book ‘Origin’ details revealed
In the year 2000, a man of considerable athletic stature, walked the corridors of Harvard University in his Harris tweed deeming himself like Harrison Ford with his Mickey Mouse watch, which he claims to remind of his childhood and always kept him young at heart despite his age which has been racing faster than a […]
Book Boyfriends and how they lead to unattainable standards
To all the fan-girls out there who are in constant state of agony from the unobtainable hunky dreamboats in literature, I feel your pain all too well. Damn those Young Adult fictional men who ruined me for real men since my adolescent years. Even without real boyfriend experience, I knew that no actual teenage male […]
Mossad by Michael Bar-Zohar and Nissim Mishal
Q:If there’s something wrong with your neighbourhood, who’re you gonna call? A: Ghostbusters. Q: If there’s EVERYTHING wrong with your neighbourhood including active R&D of weapons of mass destruction with a singular objective of wiping your race out and a hate culture going strong since centuries, who’re you gonna call? A: Israeli Defence Forces? Eh, […]
