Preetha Rajah Kannan is a storyteller at heart. She has had a long and varied literary career, from producing stories for kids to figuring out the ancient echoes of mythology. Her route has never been a straight line; instead, it has been a series of transformations, all of which come from her natural urge to tell stories. Whether she was writing for The New Indian Express, editing the Navagraha Purana, or later making up worlds in The Shiva Trilogy and The Tiger Throne: Ponn

When I first picked up The Secret is YOU, I didn’t expect much. The title sounds like something you’ve seen before — a familiar echo in the self-help space that often leans on broad inspiration. But surprisingly, this one turned out to be different. Not in a “this changed my life overnight” way, but in a quieter, more honest way that stayed with me longer than expected. The book is written by Namrata Agrawal, an MBA from NMIMS and a graduate of St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata.

There are books we read for joy, some for knowledge, and then a few that stir something deeper—something almost sacred. Heroes of Kargil ...

I received a review copy of Rewire Your Anxious Brain by Nick Trenton a couple of weeks ago, and it was on my list to get through by this week…TBH, I liked it. In today’s fast-paced professional world, anxiety seems to be something most of us are quietly dealing with—whether it’s from work pressure, personal struggles, or just the constant noise around us…and this book feels like a patient guide, helping you untangle what’s really happening inside your anxious mind, step by s

Published by Srishti Publishers, one of India’s most promising and independent publishing houses known for publishing some of the best-selling authors of India, this debut thriller, The Final Experiment by Yogesh SY, sits comfortably in the company of novels that aim to both entertain and unsettle. Srishti has consistently published voices that break the formula: raw, unfiltered, and not trying too hard to be 'literary,' but ending up that way anyway. And this book is no diff

In an age where emotional intelligence has become a buzzword, and the demand for stoic calmness is worn like a badge of honor, Patrick King’s Control Your Emotions arrives with quiet power. It doesn’t shout over your anxiety or shame your sadness. It doesn’t offer a morning routine to "hack" your mind. It offers something far rarer—a mirror. It asks you to look at what you’ve been conditioned to suppress, ignore, or mislabel. And then, with uncommon clarity, it teaches you to