Book Review: The Power of Your Subconscious Mind
The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Dr. Joseph Murphy is one of the most influential and enduring books in the field of personal development and self-improvement. First published in 1963, the book has remained a global bestseller for decades, inspiring millions of readers to explore the hidden potential of the human mind. Drawing upon…
Book Review: The Mountain Is You: Transforming Self-Sabotage Into Self-Mastery
The Mountain Is You: Transforming Self-Sabotage Into Self-Mastery by Brianna Wiest is an inspiring and deeply reflective self-help book that examines one of the greatest obstacles to personal growth: self-sabotage. Rather than treating self-sabotage as a sign of laziness, weakness, or lack of willpower, Wiest presents it as a complex psychological response rooted in unresolved…
An Interview with Author Advocate Mahi – Sannate Mein Teri Aahat
The Literature Times: “Sannate Mein Teri Aahat” लिखने की inspiration आपको कहाँ से मिली? Advocate Mahi: इस कहानी की inspiration मुझे ज़िंदगी के उन एहसासों से मिली, जिन्हें लोग अक्सर शब्दों में नहीं कह पाते। कुछ रिश्ते, कुछ अधूरी बातें और कुछ खामोशियाँ इंसान के अंदर हमेशा ज़िंदा रहती हैं। उसी दर्द, प्रेम और emotional…
“Stone the Crows,” A powerful debut by Vaughan Humphries
Most horror stories rely on monsters hiding in the dark, but Vaughan Humphries’ Stone the Crows: The Tethered Man uncovers a far more realistic terror hidden within the fluorescent glow of middle management and polite civil service. Introducing the first movement of the A Man in Flight series, this novella pulls off a daring act of defiance against a…
Lead to Your Own Discovery through Joyeeta Chandra’s “In Search of Shiva”
Stepping completely outside the boundaries of conventional mindfulness manuals, Joyeeta Chandra’s “In Search of Shiva, I Found Shakti: Discovery of Self, Awakening Inner Union,” acts less like a textbook and more like a spiritual alchemy experiment, treating the reader’s mind as the crucible. Instead of asking you to passively gather information or adopt a fresh set…
AN INTERVIEW WITH PRIYA TALWAR
Title: You, Reclaimed – 50 Truths that will break you before they heal you Author: Priya Talwar ISBN: 9789373351612 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing About the Book You, Reclaimed 50 Truths That Will Break You Before They Heal You What if the life you’ve built no longer feels like your own? Perhaps you’ve spent years putting everyone…
When Silence Becomes Poetry: Kriti Gupta’s Weight Of The Unspoken
Title: Weight Of The UnspokenAuthor: Kriti GuptaPublisher: Evincepub PublishingOrder copy from Amazon There are books that entertain, books that educate, and then there are books that simply sit beside you in silence, understanding emotions you have never been able to explain. Weight Of The Unspoken by Kriti Gupta belongs firmly in the third category. This remarkable…
Book Review: You, Reclaimed by Priya Talwar
Title: You, Reclaimed – 50 Truths that will break you before they heal you Author: Priya Talwar ISBN: 9789373351612 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing In a world where people are constantly trying to meet expectations, chase success, and keep everyone else happy, You, Reclaimed arrives as a timely and deeply meaningful book. Written by Priya Talwar, this…
A Rustic Belle and an Urban Lass by Partha Nag- Book Review
Partha Nag’s A Rustic Belle and an Urban Lass is a thoughtful and socially relevant novel that explores the contrasting worlds of two young women shaped by entirely different environments. Through the lives of a girl raised in a rural setting and another nurtured in an urban landscape, the author presents a compelling study of…
Saumen Guha: A Poet Who Turned Pain into Powerful Poetry
Title: Tears of Turbulence and Imprisonment Author: Saumen Guha ISBN: 9789373356594 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing Some poets write about dreams. Some write about love. Some write about nature. But there are a few whose poems come directly from real life, filled with struggle, sacrifice, courage, and hope. Saumen Guha belongs to that rare group of writers….
