The Bookoholics recently sat down with Srishti Rathour, author of “The Missing City”. We had an endearing and interesting conversation with her on her book, and everything that comprised it. Have a read below:

Murakami, unlike any other writer, has a way with words that makes us feel afloat even if there is no significant end to the entire story. When you read a Murakami, you read it for the world you are about to enter, the amusing characters you are...

PHEW! Oh my god, I’m still trying to catch my breath peeps. The adrenaline rush, heart pounding against the chest, fingers skimming through the last pages of a mind-boggling psychological thriller - that was me at 2AM last...

There is a war brewing, and there is nothing we can do about it. The land of Saravat is preparing for a colossal change. Bloodshed is in order. Our current read...

The World Culture Score Index conducted a global study to measure the amount of time that people around the world spend reading on a weekly basis. The results of this study do not specify...

It seems like we are hooked to thrillers. But what can we do, when we grab hold of the best of the lot? Our current read, ‘Kill the Daisy’, is a debut novel, but does not seem that way at all, right from the...

What comes as a shocking news to the entire literary community, Amazon has announced the closure of Indian publishing company Westland Books, five years after it acquired the company from Trent Limited, a subsidiary of the Tata Group. The decision was conveyed to...

The Bookoholics recently sat down with Manoj Kukreja, author of "Praan - The Life". We had an endearing and interesting conversation with him on his book, and everything that comprised it. Have a read below: The Bookoholics: When did you first realize you wanted...

Even the mere thought of writing a review for A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini is enough to bring tears to my eyes.. It's a beautiful and heart wrenching story of two women, Mariam and Laila, who are a generation apart in ages but end...

"If we were meant to stay in one place, we'd have roots instead of feet."Rachel Wolchin Yes, we've been to dozens of places and seen the good and the bad sides of travelling. Travelling is not an easy...