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Interview: Ashok Banker Part Two
In India we use a specific kind of language, a combination of Indian words and English, what we call Hinglish
Read More »Interview: Ashok Banker, author of the new Ramayana
I could be a fictional construct you made up and posed questions to for this interview, and then answered yourself.
Read More »Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: Review
...no matter what is going on in our lives, it is important ... to live and experience it to the best of our abilities.
Read More »Sword and Sorcery Refined: The Books Of The Raven
You go...to Sword and Sorcery...for the pleasure of reading a well written story, interesting characters, and for fun.
Read More »Harry Potter And Storytelling
...as J. K. Rowling has proved, if you write it (a good story) they will read.
Read More »Book Review: Zorro: A Novel
We could call this summer Men In Black 3 or the Birth of Mask ...
Read More »Steven Erikson’s The Malazan Book of the Fallen
...the dead are reborn as children, men become Gods, and the Gods walk among men as we travel across two continents through desserts, plains and across seas.
Read More »Ashok Banker’s Ramayana: Book 4: Armies of Hanuman
There is a certain organic quality to the way this tale is progressing; it's like watching the development of an exceptional plant from a green and tender shoot to the point that it bears fruit.
Read More »Ashok Banker’s Ramayana: Books 1-3
Ashok K. Banker's adaptation of the 3,000 year old epic of the Indian sub continent Ramayana could appear to be too exotic and unapproachable for a Western reader who knows little or nothing about that history or culture. But the author has ensured that no ones enjoyment be diminished by their background
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