Category: Book Review
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Float Your Boat by Umar Siddiqui: Book Review
“Float Your Boat” by Umar Siddiqui is a captivating voyage into the world of fashion, self-expression, and empowerment. Through a blend of personal anecdotes, philosophical musings, and practical insights, Siddiqui invites readers to explore the transformative power of clothing and style in shaping our identities and influencing the world around us. At the heart of…
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Book Review: Last Worst Hopes by Lee Hunt
Imagine waking up in the world of witches, demons, knights, kings, and every magical realm you have ever imagined. What will be the first thing you do if you know such a world exists? You will probably be curious and want to find the doors to such a world, right? If yes, then Lee Hunt’s…
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Bed of Rose and Thorns: Book Review
What will you do – if your parents ask you, either them or the person you love? Whom will you choose? What will you do if you have to make every effort for the only love of your life and they end up cheating on you? What if your partner loses feelings over time? What…
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15 Famous American Authors of the 21st century and Their Works
There are 15 famous American authors of the 21st century listed in this article, whose work varies across different genres and fields, as well as the accolades and praises they have won for it, illustrating the importance and essence of reading books. The article further takes you on a journey through writing and storytelling and…
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An Interview with Darielle Mac, Author of North Star Rising
1. If you had to describe yourself in three words, what would they be? Visionary- witty – explorer 2. How did you come up with the title of your book? I wanted to explore the majestic “Northern lights” and islands as a platform for a mysterious realm to search for ancient guidance and answers…
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“I don’t follow the rules, I break them”: An Honest Conversation with Maheen Mazhar
Recently, we interviewed author Maheen Mazhar about her recent book “Through Her Eyes”, Maheen Mazhar was born in Lahore, Pakistan and moved to New York with her parents at the age of three. Growing up as Pakistani-American there was always a clash between both of her identities. She graduated from New York University in 2019…
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Weightless, Woven Words – My Journey and Inspirations
Weightless, Woven Words, in a few words, is a work my heart and mind are both extremely fond of. Being my first published work, it gives readers a chance to peer into who I am. It is essentially a window into my artistry and personality. The journey in writing is a funny idea to consider…