October 4, 2016
Who Will Win the Nobel Prize in Literature?
It’s October, and it’s not just the perfect weather to read great books but it’s also the time for announcement…
Author: Pramathesh Borkotoky
Trying to fit into the world. In between I destress by trying to work for Fried Eye.
September 28, 2016
A Buried truth with an immeasurable explosive force
Last year Ankush Saikia came up with Dead Meat, a gory crime thriller set in the shady underbelly of Delhi…
August 30, 2016
‘Association of Small Bombs’ forces new perspectives
Karan Mahajan’s novel “Association of Small Bombs” is simply a wonderful book. A book that you want to give to all…
May 15, 2016
A movie on Mr Majestic is on way: Zac O’Yeah
In a conversation with extremely witty and masterful Zac O’yeah we try to know what takes to write one of…
March 25, 2016
Assam Elections: A Cut-Throat Battle around the corner
Assam has 14 MPs representing in Lok Sabha and an estimated population of more than 33 million which is demographically diverse.…
March 9, 2016
A fully filmy love story by Kalpa
Kalpa Jyoti happens to be my childhood friend and I was very happy when he announced to me that he…
March 6, 2016
What the new Facebook reactions mean to Brand Marketeers
When Facebook rolled out five new buttons last week, rightly called reactions – “Love,” “ha-ha,” “wow,” “sad” and “angry” it…
January 20, 2016
Pramathesh Barua: A Forgotten Hero of Indian Cinema
Acclaimed as one of the greatest directors of Indian cinema, this man from Gauripur, Dhubri, Assam is still highly under-rated…
November 28, 2015
Ankush Saikia brings a fresh perspective on how to write a murder mystery
The last three novels by Ankush Saikia is kind of noir and have detective background. The Girl from Nongrim Hills was…
November 17, 2015
Like Smoke : Paro Anand is the wild child of the story telling world
I don’t know, why I haven’t read Paro Anand before. This book is a collection of young adult fiction short…
September 7, 2015
Murder in Bollywood is a highly original pulp fiction
Pulp fiction is a rarity in Indian English writing scene and only few of them manage to deliver a decent…
September 3, 2015
Simple Plane Love is a Poorly Edited Disaster
I have read Priyanka Luthra before also in her blogs and I believe she is a fine writer of micro-fiction.…
August 24, 2015
The Cosmopolitans redefines Anjum Hasan as a writer
It’s always a pleasure to read Anjum Hasan as she always brings a fresh perspective into any topic thus enriching…
July 6, 2015
Flame Tree Road – Book Review
Flame Tree Road is apparently the prequel of Shona Patel’s debut novel Teatime for the Firefly. I haven’t read her previous novel but…
May 30, 2015
Summer Reads: A biased list of Indian books
Recently, NY Times published the list of summer reads which created a lot of controversy. We are publishing our own…