It is great to have the lovely Danielle Dayney for our ‘Behind the Book’ segment. Born and raised in Ohio, Danielle started writing rock concert reviews for Toledo-based music magazine, The Glass Eye. Today, her work has […]
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by KHYATI SHARMA
Book Review: When Love Sticks Around
When Love Sticks Around by Danielle Dayney is a beautiful tribute to her bittersweet childhood consisting of moving essays on life, loss, acceptance, and everything that comes in between. Each of us has a journey that […]
Michelle Tom on publishing her memoir: As I stood at my sister’s grave, I knew I would need to write about it
It is a great pleasure to have the lovely Michelle Tom for our ‘Behind the Book’ segment. Michelle grew up in New Zealand. After losing her grounds and surviving the tragic experiences of the Christchurch earthquakes […]
Book Review: Ten Thousand Aftershocks
“The key to survival is defined as the ability to adapt to change, but if you are miserable, are you still surviving?” Ten Thousand Aftershocks is a deep, captivating memoir of family, trauma, and surviving the […]
Book Review: The Paper Palace
“Does letting go mean losing everything you have, or does it mean gaining everything you never had?” Has it ever happened to you that sometimes even before you’ve started reading, you already know you’re going […]
Book Review: The Comfort Book
“No is a good word. It keeps you sane. In an age of overload, no is really yes. It is yes to having the space you need to live.”- Matt Haig. I’ll begin this by […]
Book Review: Someone I used to Know
“There is nothing more rewarding than seeing young people grow, heal and find hope.”- Someone I Used to Know (2021) This is my first Paige Toon book, and I know I am not settling at […]
Paige Toon on creating her characters: I do A lot of daydreaming followed by a significant amount of research
It is a great pleasure to have the incredible Paige Toon for our ‘Behind the Book’ segment. Paige Toon grew up between England, Australia and America and has been writing books set in sun-drenched locations around […]
Author Ruhi Lee on her memoir: My readers are feeling the emotions that I set out to evoke with this book
It is a great pleasure to have Ruhi Lee for our ‘Behind the Book’ segment. Ruhi writes on Boon Wurrung land. Her work has been featured in The Guardian, ABC Life, SBS Voices, South Asian Today, […]
Amie Mcnee on Journal Coaching: from the very beginning I wanted to be a storyteller
It is a great pleasure to have Amie McNee for our ‘Behind the Book’ segment. For the unknown, Amie is an Author, Creativity Coach, Speaker and Book Doula. Her first fiction book ‘The Rules Upheld by No One‘ is […]
Shannah Kennedy on her latest release plan B: I hope this book could serve as a lighthouse for those experiencing change
It is a great pleasure to have Shannah Kennedy for our ‘Behind the Book’ segment. For the unknown, Shannah is one of Australia’s foremost strategic life coaches. She works to transform her clients’ careers, wellbeing, and […]
Book Review: Why First-borns Rule the World and Later-borns Want to Change It
Have you ever wondered why sometimes two people born into the same family are extreme opposites in nature? Why is one often accommodating while the other is born rebel? Does it have something to do […]
Author Michael Grose shares his thoughts on why the same gene pool emerge with fundamentally different personalities
It is a great pleasure to have Michael Grose for our ‘Behind the Book’ segment. For the unknown, Mr. Grose is one of Australia’s leading parenting and educational writers and speakers. He is the author […]
Book Review: First Person Singular
“Loving someone is like having a mental illness that’s not covered by health insurance.”- Haruki Murakami Every time Murakami releases a new book, I literally cry with happiness and wait to grab my copy like […]
Book Review: Good Indian Daughter
“Every culture has aspects worth celebrating just as they have qualities worth critiquing.”- Ruhi Lee. I have a special corner for writers of Indian origin. Since I don’t get to read their work so often […]