The Chronicle of a Death Foretold, as the name suggests, is a story of the death, or of the murder of Santiago Nasar, as narrated by one of his friends and also a close relative, years after his death. Being one of the most popular works of Marquez, the novel is special for it’s treatmentContinue reading “‘The Chronicle of a Death Foretold’ by Gabriel Garcia Marquez”
Author Archives: Alida Frederic
‘Al-Arabian Novel Factory’ by Benyamin
Al Arabian Novel Factory is a novel by Benyamin which exposes the brutalities of authoritarian regimes all over the world. Though the novel is set in a nameless Arabian country, Benyamin hints that the condition is the same everywhere. Considering the fact that most of his novels are written based on true events, Al ArabianContinue reading “‘Al-Arabian Novel Factory’ by Benyamin”
‘Ancient Promises’ by Jaishree Misra
Hello everyone, here is my first book review! Ancient Promises is a book that I read as part of my academic syllabus. To be frank, I started with an assumption that it would be boring. But contrary to all my beliefs, it went straight into my heart and became one of my favourites. When theContinue reading “‘Ancient Promises’ by Jaishree Misra”
Dan Brown, my love!
Dan Brown is, and always will be my most favorite author. Check out the link to know what makes him so special for me. I am sure you will pick up one of his books after reading this! https://www.bookishsanta.com/blogs/booklings-world/reasons-why-you-should-read-dan-brown
A girl who loved ‘The Bluest Eye’
Racism is a serious issue that demands immediate consideration. It is alarming that the conditions of the marginalised sections of the society remains the same even with so many movements and protests going on. See how Toni Morrison has addressed the issue in her novel The Bluest Eye. https://www.bookishsanta.com/blogs/booklings-world/exploring-the-element-of-racism-in-toni-morrison-s-the-bluest-eye
A journey through memories with Julian Barnes!
Memories are beautiful, but have you ever thought of the accuracy and relaibality of those memories? Explore how Julian Barnes has addressed this dilemma in his Man Booker prize winning novel The Sense of an Ending. Here is a link to my article published in the website of Bookish Santa Do check out !