Sumit Saurabh Makes His Fiction Debut withThe Room Remembers
Technology leader Sumit Saurabh makes his debut as a novelist with The Room Remembers, a mystery-horror story set inside an isolated hotel during a violent storm. The novel follows Ananya and Arjun, two strangers whose search for shelter brings them into a history of hidden experiments, family secrets and forgotten victims. At the centre of…
An Interview with Geetanjali Gusain
EliteOne Stories: Geetanjali Gusain, Your writing focuses on finding the extraordinary in ordinary life. What inspired this unique approach to storytelling?
Book Review: Unanchored by Geetanjali Gusain
Unanchored: Stories of Hope from Corners of India, from the series Landscapes of Hope: Indian Short Stories, by Geetanjali Gusain belongs to the latter category. Through fourteen engaging narratives, the author presents a thoughtful collection that celebrates ordinary lives, familiar emotions, and the quiet beauty of human connection.
Beyond the Fine Print: A Dentist’s Unfiltered Guide to What’s Really in Your Toothpaste
Selecting a tube of toothpaste is usually an afterthought, driven by a familiar brand name, a sale price, or a box promising a brighter smile. Most people assume that any product sitting on a pharmacy shelf and meant to go into your mouth twice a day has been thoroughly vetted for safety.
Some Secrets Never Stay Hidden: Sumit Saurabh on the Mystery Behind The Room Remembers
An Author Interview Sumit Saurabh in conversation with EliteOne Stories EliteOne Stories: Your career has been rooted in technology, digital transformation, eCommerce, architecture, and leadership. What inspired you to step into fiction writing and explore mystery, horror, and the darker aspects of human nature? Sumit Saurabh: I’m a tech person at heart. I’ve always loved…
An Interview With Dr. Shilpa Tiwari
Title: Jurisprudence Made Simple Author: Dr. Shilpa Tiwari ISBN: 9789373357867 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing About the Book Jurisprudence Made Simple: Legal Theory Through Indian Cases and Constitutional Principles presents jurisprudence as a practical and evolving field of law rather than a collection of abstract theories. Written in clear and accessible language, it explains how juristic ideas…
Book Review of The Room Remembers by Sumit Saurabh
Memory and buried truth at Hillview Hotel There is a particular kind of dread that comes not from jump scares or gore, but from the slow, creeping realization that a place has been waiting for you. Sumit Saurabh’s debut novel, The Room Remembers, understands this instinctively, and it uses that understanding to build a mystery-horror…
Book Review of Patrealisation and the Cost of Belonging
Patrealisation by Spandan Kundu Ten Stories About the Arrangements Nobody Argues With Who gets the larger helping, who has time to study and who must explain a purchase? Patrealisation by Spandan Kundu makes such practical questions central to its treatment of gender. Subtitled Ten Stories About the Arrangements Nobody Argues With, the collection follows the…
Book Review: CLEOPATRA : Mysterious Tale of a Secret Goddess: Part II Reincarnation Begins by Dr. Priya Rohan
These unsettling possibilities form the imaginative foundation of CLEOPATRA: Mysterious Tale of a Secret Goddess: Part II Reincarnation Begins by Dr. Priya Rohan. Blending historical intrigue, supernatural suspense, psychological exploration, and spiritual speculation, the novel presents an ambitious vision of existence in which memory, consciousness, and destiny may transcend death itself.
Book Review of A Debt in the Rain by Ipsita Mukherjee
Who is allowed to decide what a family owes? The description of A Debt in the Rain, Ipsita Mukherjee’s debut novel, places that question inside a story of survival concealed for twenty-five years. Chirag believes the woman his father shot during his childhood died in the family courtyard.
