Book Review: I too had a Love Story by Ravinder Singh

From the cover, you would guess that Ravinder Singh belongs to that irreverent club of new age authors of Masala English Novels which have mushroomed after the unprecedented success of Chetan Bhagat in this genre, but in thinking that, you would be doing an injustice to the author. Let’s face it, Ravinder Singh is not a literary wizard, you will not find elegant phrases, vivid descriptions and emotional undercurrents here, neither will you find cuss words, racy scenes or over-dramatization, what hits you most about this book is the sheer honesty of the author and the straight forward, frankness with which the tale has been told.

Short Story: Moonstruck

Vishal smiled as as his jeep began the ascent up hill ,as the narrow winding roads snaked upwards , forests of Oak and Pine spread out beneath him. An occcasional pine cone would come rolling down the hill and on the road .

Short Story: The Servant

Yes!”exclaimed Mayank as he got down from his school bus , he whooped with joy and swung his bag in the air , today was a big day

Book Review: Dongri to Dubai by S. Hussain Zaidi

Never has a non-fiction book been so gripping!! S. Hussain Zaidi is a master storyteller, who in the past has given us classics like ‘Black Friday’, now weaves his tale of six decades of Mumbai Mafia with a refreshing frankness and effortless literary poise.