Any Earthquakes Out There?
Reading an old comfort book gives recognition to the earthquakes still tremoring inside me.
Book reviews & analyses
Reading an old comfort book gives recognition to the earthquakes still tremoring inside me.
Earlier this month, I conducted a workshop on Erotica Writing. I’ve explained how and why I decided that I wanted to write more naturally and with less abashment about sex and sexuality. But my journey with ‘real’ erotica reading probably began with 50 Shades of Grey, a story that I…
Tuesday was really special. I had a chance to perform at Mithibai college’s LitCon festival. The alma mater makes everything a magical experience. Even though the building has changed beyond recognition, it has echoes of my adolescent self, climbing out of windows, sneaking vada-paos into chemistry labs, reading books hidden…
A review of Christine Ambrosius’ “A Pinch of Nutmeg”
A pick-up artist wrote a book called ‘The Game’ and he may as well have called it, ‘A little negging, a lot of begging’.
The Tyler Durden in me is peeking.
A review of ‘Insects are just like you and me except some of them have wings’ by Kuzhali Manickavel.
A review of Devdutt Pattanaik’s ‘SITA’ contrasted with his other book ‘JAYA’.
Secret Shared by L. Marie AdelineMy rating: 3 of 5 stars I’ve read more of the genre after I read S.E.C.R.E.T. so I’m inclined to be a little kinder in my assessment of this book. There is a lot of crass bilge passed off as erotica and this is not…
‘Delta of Venus’ by Anais Nin has an interesting backstory. Erotica? Not quite. More like revenge craft via sex writing.