I have grown to love anthologies. They open up a world of possibilities and perceptions that novels following a single storyline can rarely unravel.

Rajesh Talwar’s “The Killings in November: A Play On Toxic Terror” is a riveting play that masterfully weaves mystery, thriller, and social commentary elements.

A who-dun-it thriller with a romantic twist is like a double flavored icecream for me. It offers the right balance of love and thrill to ensure reader engagement.

We often feel dissatisfied with our current position and situation in life. So, we constantly seek ways to improve our situation and feel satisfied.

The time has arrived when we all need to dig deep into the educational landscape of the current time and find the real trauma of today’s teachers.