Trials of Apollo- the Tower of Nero was my weekend read. Five years and five quests later, Lester Papadopoulos has now finally reclaimed his glorious godly form as Apollo. Rick Riordan might have had middle schoolers in mind when he created his Percy Verse. But according to me, […]
I had been fiercely loyal to my detectives, all this time. The creators of Hercule Poirot, Ms Marple, Sherlock Holmes, AXL Pendergast and Chief Inspector Armand Gamache made them so unique that every other detective I tried to acquaint with, did not move ahead of that first date. […]
I was extremely delighted when I read about my favourite detective being brought back from death by Sophie Hannah and after reading all the four books back to back, I am ready with the conclusion. Yes, It is really him. I couldn’t feel much difference at all. He […]
I just finished reading the latest edition of Just Mercy. Even though the underlying thought which Stevenson wishes to disseminate in his book is the potential of hope and mercy in redeeming racial injustice, I am left with shock, indignation, resentment and disgust by the very reminder that […]
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