Book: The Castle Author: Franz Kafka Year: 1926 Bookhad Rating: ♥♥(half) Kafka has a genre named after him altogether. We've all heard of Kafkaesque. More than once, we've been assailed by a situation where the better reads have mentioned it and the lesser mortals have nodded in agreement all the while wondering what the heck does that complicated elitist and... Continue Reading →
The Grammar Nazi is in the house y'all people! She's a scary woman, really. You've got to be careful of what you write around her, including her name. You spell her name with a less "a" and you'll be sorry. Over to the woman with the double "a" at the end, Anaghaa Venugopal. Reader Bio:... Continue Reading →
We just realised we seem to know a lot of Engineers. Not a bad thing, eh? So, what do we do? We go and interview one more of them. Presenting to you Aamil Syed. Reader Bio: Aamil says that he is not a very well read person, but he really likes to read. Aamil says, "Most... Continue Reading →
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