“The ARC” by Torey Henwood Hoen

“As we like to say,” Dr. Vidal continued, “Love is particular. You’re an individual — you’re not a ‘type’/ You deserve to be with someone
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“Anne of Green Gables” by L M Montgomery

7 Sept 1986. A friend of mine told me on the school bus, when we were returning home, that the “Anne of Green Gables” series
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“Knotted Grief” by Naveen Kishore

unannounced visitorI dropped by into my dreamcareful not to awaken the buried whispersI lit a candle by their gravestartling the slumbering shadows into a frenzy
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“The Book: A Cover–to–Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object of Our Time” by Keith Houston

Books like The Book by Keith Houton will never go out of fashion. It is an informative history about the book. It is very American
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Brian Selznick’s “Kaleidoscope”

Many people didn’t understand what it was, and many thought that you had taken your sadness and loss and made something beautiful out of it.
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“Ganga’s Choice and Other Stories” by Vaasanthi

Tamil writer and journalist Vaasanthi’s collection of short stories Ganga’s Choice and Other Stories is mixed bag ( Niyogi Books). While the title indicates that
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“The Lost Daughter” by Elena Ferrante

The Lost Daughter by Italian writer Elena Ferrante is about forty-eight-year-old Leda, an English Literature teacher, who is on holiday in southern Italy. ( It
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“The Tombstone in my Garden” by Temsula Ao

This is the story of a lily that refused to bloom one season because she was dislodged from her accustomed position in the garden bed
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“The Age of AI and our Human Future” by Henry Kissenger, Eric Schmidt and Daniel Huttenlocher

Anything and everything about AI ( Artificial Intelligence) interests me. I read about it. I watch films about it. I am curious about its applications.
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