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Time flies, doesn’t it. Well, this the 12th and the last guest post of the Guest Post program I started earlier this year. Next year, I won’t be conducting this ones a month activity. But if anyone is interested in writing as a Guest for Confessions of a Readaholic, drop an email. Gun Control by Richard Rensberry The recent developments on the gun control front have me scratching my head. Those who will be violent will be violent whether that have a gun or not. Gun control is the wrong target when it comes to lessening acts of violence, it only serves to...
Time flies, doesn’t it. Well, this the 12th and the last guest post of the Guest Post program I started earlier this year. Next year, I won’t be conducting this ones a month activity. But if anyone is interested in writing as a Guest for Confessions of a Readaholic, drop an email. Gun Control by Ric
And who has seen the moon Will see the dawn too, soon But what I cannot promise Is the sun at noon. It is the Isle of mystery Where you have been dumped And duped by the whole humanity Relentlessly forgotten Left all by yourself. In other sense you are free Fromm all those norms and taboo From every
In a distance I can hear a howl With the fall of the rain, howl is supported Tonight is a lonely night And he stands beside me like a ghost Not listening to what I hear, melonchically. Under the terrible light I cannot see somebody else It’s all misty there Until the mist Itself tends to takes a sha
This post is all about what was posted this month on Confessions of a Readaholic. BOOK REVIEWS posted this month: Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens i
The glimmer of the evening rays Heavy sun of summer, sleepy, Goes past me up the college Wall. Below, in the lawn Insufficient grass, with a rose Standing in the middle, assisted by a hundred thorns. Beyond the lawn, adjoins a pavement; rough and soothe On which passes the world with shadows down at
Dante’s Inferno offers a great amount of lessons that are considered to be moral and necessary. Born in Florence to a noble family, and ended up spending almost half of his life in exile Dante presents The Divine Comedy which is believed an epic, with various moral lessons and taking a reader’s cons
Inferno by Dante Alighieri My rating: 5 of 5 stars Imagine that feeling, when you are reading a book and by the end it makes you feel complete. We all have observed that by one or the other book(s). Dante’s Divine Comedy: Inferno is one of them. Written almost 700 years ago, it still has the mesmeri
Hello! Fellow Bloggers and Writers, We (Graffiti Team) are coming out with a magazine by the end January 2014. Though Graffiti was just a college magazine, few years before, and is one of longest running magazine of NIT(National Institute of Technology) Kurukshetra, this time we are going online. We
The year 2013 is ending pretty fast for me. Only two days and 40 minutes left. Earlier this year, from day 1, I set a target for myself. Target to read 100 books in 365 days. But I guess, I could not complete it. It was a battle against time, and only a time lord could have won. I am no time lord. B
“You cannot be a good writer of serious fiction if you are not depressed.” ― Kurt Vonnegut Don’t worry. You don’t have to be depressed right now. ‘Cause Fiction does not have to be serious all the time. It can be of ‘anything’. It has many kinds too. But only two general kinds of modern fiction are