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 | 'The Last Post' book review: A world long lostIt’s a courier’s world, zooming from house to house, on two-wheelers making deliveries. |
 | Of army tales and triviaDelhi-based author Rachna Bisht Rawat just launched Insomnia, featuring stories based on life in the armed forces. |
 | The joys and trysts of a debutant author Pooja Purohit BhattDuring this time, my love for books and inclination towards reading and writing grew, she says. |
 | Piece of War: People of the savaged landsThe author is an expert on peace and conflict studies, and wanted to analyse the process of reintegration of child soldiers in society. |
 | If I am not feeling the story, I don't write for days: Author Zarreen KhanThe 40-year-old lives in Delhi with her husband. Khan just unveiled her third book, My Best Friend’s Son’s Wedding (HarperCollins). |
 | 'The Man Who Learnt to Fly but Could Not Land' book review: Flights of fancyThis masterful translation is a poignant exploration of a country's rebirth and the life of idealist KTN Kottoor, a writer and activist from Malabar in the pre-Independence years. |
 | 'A Plate of White Marble' book review: Travails of the new womanBandana, the protagonist, grieves over her husband's early death, but never conforms to the social connotation and ideals of 'widowhood', no small thanks to her uncle. |
 | 'The Cock is the Culprit' book review: Village as microcosmWe would do well to remember that the cock could be the culprit anywhere in India. |
 | INTERVIEW| You should have the power of staying focused on what you want: Ketan KrishnaAn HR practitioner, a coach, and a public-speaker Ketan Krishna, who works with a brand called Rentomojo, recently launched his maiden book. |
 | Changampuzha’s complete prose to be releasedThe book is priced at Rs 800. For details, contact 9447956162. |
 | Looking at loveThis way, while I wanted to get the reader as close to being the character, love as a subject has different reactions per person. |
| ‘Incomprehensibly, compassion is scarce’Dear italy , yesterday I should have landed in Rome to reunite with my son, who goes to school there. |
| The roots of lifeDobi girl by Radha Venuprasad is a gripping story that takes us on an emotional journey through life’s highs and lows |
 | Here are some fictional schools we would love to be enrolled inWith most schools and colleges still shut, we take recourse in the fictional world. |
