Pages and Beyond

Sadness is a street filled with people. Some people will go and some new people will come but the sadness will always be there until and unless you decide to move ahead. Have you ever analyzed your sadness or tried to figure out its reason? If not, listen to the quote again.

My feral girls, my father would say if Helen and I appeared together, pulling the wolf onto his lap and suggesting I sat at his feet - a board artistic joke. Before you make any conclusion let me tell you why that is ironic. Helen is a pet wolf who is treated more like a daughter rather than the real daughter.

Ever wondered about a farm that ran by Farm Animals with discipline and hi-tech machines? I doubt you have heard of it. The book is set in Manor Farm. It is like any other English farm, except for a few things like a drunken owner, Mr Jones, incompetent workers and oppressed animals. The animals rise up for rebellion after getting fed up with the ignorance of their human masters taking over the fa...

Have you ever read a book that is not plot-driven? Or a book that moves through the present and past? If your answer to these questions is Yes, listen to this to not miss a chance to get introduced to a book with these traits.

”True love is born from hard times.” Isn’t that the truth? Have you ever felt that the reality of the person is revealed when you are suffering or going through hard times? I bet you have had such an experience in your life and that made you stronger letting you learn another life lesson. Follow @prickedinsight for more!

”My stories are not meant to arouse people, they are meant to make them think. ” Do you know whose statement it could be? Hold on, hold on I will let you know if you don’t. So, today’s episode is unique and evocative from other episodes so far.

”When everything around me is moving so fast, I stop and ask, ‘Is it the world that’s busy, or is it my mind?” Do you get this question too? My mind was so full of tasks in my To-Do for the past few weeks that I felt clouded in my head and my reading went a little slow. And finally I found a book that resonated with my speed and helped me energize and get back to the basics

”I must say that if we people in commerce ever become slightly unwell then fortunately or unfortunately as you like, we simply have to overcome it because of business consideration.” Does that statement hit you hard? Sad truth of the corporate world.

“I'm Iqra, and if the police can't solve a murder using their fancy forensic tools, what chance does a nosy auntie with a smartphone have? Apparently, a surprisingly good one.” Wondering, who is Iqra? So, let’s find out ahead.

”Suyako dipped her first piece of tonkatsu in the ponzu sauce, then brought it to her mouth. She chewed carefully on it a few times. Then her face broke into a gentle smile. ‘Delicious’ For her second piece, she chose the spicy sauce. This time, before tasting a bite, she brought it to her nose, smelled it and nodded. She ate her third piece with sweet sauce….” OMG, my mouth is watering and I bet...

“Where does life begin? Where does it end? I think it’s all just a movement. One moment moving into another. One note leading to another like a song. Authoropod Details: Insta Handle: authoropod Website Link: https://authoropod-magazine.vercel.app/

“Do your homework Go to bed Don’t stay up too late Choose your friends wisely Don’t wear those clothes Not that one I won’t allow that” Does that remind you of something? I know you would be wondering about your childhood when your parents restrict you from doing things in your way. Are you ready to write another book of 366* pages? Or do you fear failing this year again? Blogchatter Details: Webs...

“Something I strongly believe is that we mustn’t allow the death of a person to be the cause of unhappiness. The reason for that is simple: if we let everyone who dies be a cause of unhappiness, that would mean people are being born to become unhappy. But the opposite in fact is true. People are always born for the sake of happiness” Isn’t that beautiful, I was amazed to read it and reread it many...

“Seasons flow in a cycle. Life too, passes through difficult winters. But after any winter, spring will follow. Here, one spring had arrived. Kazu’s spring had just begun” I am sure you might have guessed what I am talking about, if not I doubt you missed my last episode. So, let me reveal what it is! The second book in the series, “Before The Coffee Gets Cold.” Welcome to the eleventh episode of...

“No matter what difficulties people face, they will always have the strength to overcome them. It just takes heart. And if the chair can change someone’s heart, it clearly has its purpose.” So, if you haven’t guessed what I am talking about, tighten your seat belt as I am going to talk about a book from one of the famous series of Japanese novels translated into English.

This episode is about the short story collection that offers a glimpse into the lives of Kashmiri people confronting the complexities of love, loss, identity and dealing with conflicts and disruption.

A hilariously tangled journey of two childhood best friends taking “fake it till you make it” to the next level.

“You must have a long-range vision to keep you from being frustrated by short-range failures.” In this episode, I wish to give a special shoutout to my friend “Sidharth Loumash” for his feedback on my podcast and proof-reading this episode.

Ever noticed that the structure of wheel can define the life?

Can ineffable love transform you into a murderer?

Let’s find out what the boys gang is trying to get.

Can sci-fi come with themes like belonging, friendship and identity?

The short stories announce the arrival of an incredible new literary talent.

Talking about the poetry book of one of the Amazon’s Best Selling Authors.

It is the introduction episode for the new Podcast Show “Pages & Beyond” by Tanvi Agarwal