Opinions
Romeo and Juliet
If I say love story what is the first story that comes to your mind? For a substantial number of people, it’s Romeo and Juliet. It’s probably one of the…
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Words, culture, a closer look.
Reviews, culture writing, opinions, interpretations, events and poems — from the WordBred archive since 2016.
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To Kill a Mockingbird
The spectrum of human behavior is vast and wide. While a part of the mob understands the extensiveness of it, most of us tend to turn a blind eye to…
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Reviews
Altered Carbon | Review
If death wasn’t a guaranteed phenomenon in our universe, how different do you think our world would have been? The ultimate utopia? No wars fought in the name of god…
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Opinions
Why we need Superheroes!
For a long time, humans have been seeking alternate realities to escape the bleakness of the living world. There is so much we wish to change, and so much that…
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Culture
Are you Happy?
“Am I happy with my life?” Many of us ask ourselves this question to bring back to mind our goals and aspirations. A majority of the distinguished, lucrative personalities, when…
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Culture
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…
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Reviews
Fearless by Eric Blehm
Drugs, seems like a cool idea isn’t it. No matter how much we are all warned against even trying them, it has got ambassadors of its own. Steve Jobs famously…
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Reviews
Glitter And Gloss
There are a variety of genres, categories and types of book, each with their own fan following. However one particular category is universally disliked and no writer wants his or…
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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…
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Culture
Poetry, Lyrics and Literature: Looking at the Elusive Line Defining Words and Impact
Can song lyrics ever be held at the same esteemed position as literature? What defines either of them, and what sets them apart? Both are composed of words, emotions, and…
