The Literary Doc

A new year has begun just a few days back (wow!). Though I'm sure it doesn't feel any different, yet, the world is still dealing with the dilemma of COVID-19. The vaccine is out now, and it is being distributed around, with the elderly, the first line medical personnel, and the immunocompromise patients being the current priority. With that being said, all we can do is just keep still with a watching eye and good book on our side :) During 2020 I had the advantage of all the

I have been away from fantasy reading long enough. And with my current growing interest in classics, poetry, and 19th-century literature, I'm feeling myself growing even farther distant from the crowd. I vowed to continue my reading in the latter-mentioned group, but I want to get more in touch with my roots. The reason I got so crazed over books and reading in general: Fantasy! I realised that I simply cannot grow out of loving magic, high fantasy, dragon pets, and throwing

Beauty is terror. Whatever we call beautiful, we quiver before it. A highly acclaimed dark academia themed novel. The Secret History was...

Twin sisters, born to a family of magic in the late 1800s choose to hide their identities as witches in fear of the witch hunters and the...

To begin with, this is not the sort of books I would usually pick out on any given day. I'm not sure if it were in year 3 or year 4 in college that I read this book... (obviously, I was under so much stress and my brain had been fried... I think it's that same year when I decided to give Nicholas Sparks a chance and still managed to read a couple of his books... *smh*). But hey, my friends got me Eleanor & Park, Fangirl and Attachments by Rainbow Rowell for my birthday that y