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Book Review: The Baba Ramdev Phenomenon by Kaushik Deka

by New Asian Writing • 23/06/2017 • 0 Comments

Book Review: The Baba Ramdev Phenomenon: From Moksha To Market Author: Kaushik Deka Publisher: Rupa Rating: 3/5 Book Blurb: Patanjali Ayurved has turned out to be the most disruptive force in the Indian FMCG market..it witnessed a whopping annual growth…

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Book Review: The Indian Spy by Mihir Bose

by New Asian Writing • 19/06/2017 • 0 Comments

Book Review: The Indian Spy Author: Mihir Bose Publisher: Aleph Book Blurb: Bhagat Ram Talwar, a Hindu Pathan from the Northwest Frontier Province of British India, was the only quintuple spy of World War II, spying for Britain, Italy, Germany,…

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Book Review: Behold, I Shine by Freny Manecksha

by New Asian Writing • 16/06/2017 • 0 Comments

Book Name: Behold, I Shine Author’s Name: Freny Manecksha Rating: 5/5 Publisher: Rupa Book Blurb: Set in the once-fabled land of Kashmir, Behold, I Shine moves beyond male voices and focuses, instead, on what the struggle means for the Valley’s…

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Book Review: Don’t Look Down by Karishma Attari

by New Asian Writing • 21/05/2017 • 0 Comments

Book Name: Don’t Look Down Author’s Name: Karishma Attari Rating: 4/5 Publisher: Penguin Book Blurb: What if the one to betray you was you? Alia may be turning eighteen, but (epic birthday parties aside) age is just a number to…

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‘Why Not Home?’ by Pallabi Roy

by New Asian Writing • 05/04/2017 • 1 Comment

In the cozy nest that you build often, lying beneath you, my cerebral cortex wanders, waits for the game to be over. That one question plays hide–and–seek through my giving in. Am I of so little worth? Amid the glory…

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Book Review: Dvarca by Madhav Mathur

by New Asian Writing • 11/03/2017 • 0 Comments

Book Name: Dvarca Author’s Name:Madhav Mathur Rating: 3.5/5 Publisher: Fingerprint Book Blurb:  One Nation, One Religion, One Way of Life Welcome to a land called Dvarca. At the turn of the 22nd century, the world is a mess of warring…

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‘I scream as your soul gets bartered piece by piece’  by Esther Vincent

by New Asian Writing • 10/03/2017 • 0 Comments

On Singapore’s urban redevelopment policy In London, they keep six ravens captive to the superstitions of the Crown. Imagine being born with wings only to find them clipped and useless for flight, only intermittent perching, handicapped on a well-manicured lawn,…

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Book Review: The Jeera Packer by Prashant Yadav

by New Asian Writing • 10/03/2017 • 0 Comments

Book Name: The Jeera Packer Author’s Name: Prashant Yadav Rating: 3/5 Publisher: Fingerprint Book Blurb: I once changed the history of this Uttar Pradesh with a gun and a finger. One shot, one man. Right man, wrong man. But that was…

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Book Review: Jaffna Street by Mir Khalid

by New Asian Writing • 09/03/2017 • 0 Comments

Book Name: Jaffna Street Author’s Name: Mir Khalid Rating: 5/5 Publisher: Rupa Book Blurb: In 1989, an adolescent schoolboy from downtown Srinagar watched as his elders extricated themselves from university campuses, high-school grounds, handloom machines and farms to bear arms and…

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Book Review: The Trail of four by Manjiri Prabhu

by New Asian Writing • 02/03/2017 • 0 Comments

Book Name: The Trail of four Author’s Name: Manjiri Prabhu Rating: 4/5 Publisher: Bloomsbury Book Blurb: Max Reinhardt, Europe’s most famous theatre director, once adopted the town as home. As the Nazis advanced on his beloved city, he- like many…

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‘Hashima, the Ghost Island of Japan’ by Robert Flinn

by New Asian Writing • 28/02/2017 • 0 Comments

The underwater coal mines closed in 1974, but the tortured souls of Korean and Chinese slaves still linger like smoke among the tumbled apartments, tea rooms, and temples; as I step over broken sake bottles and around an overturned tv,…

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