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ही गोष्ट आहे कर्नाटकमधल्या एका छोट्या गावातली. बाळगोंडा - त्याची बायको तवनाक्का आणि त्यांची मुलगी सावी यांची...

आपलं विश्व कसं निर्माण झालं? त्याचा शेवट होईल काो? विश्वात चाललेल्या सर्व अगाध घटनांना जोडणारा वैश्विक...

२१०१३ साली कॅपिटल इन द ट्वेंटी फर्स्ट सेंच्युरी हे थॉमस पिकेटी या फ्रेंच अर्थ तज्ञाचं पुस्तक प्रकाशित झालं आणि...

गालात हसण्यापासून तो थेट खळखळून धबधबा फुटल्यासारखे हसण्यापर्यंत हसण्याचे विविध प्रकार या गमतीदार पुस्तकातून...

एकविसाव्या शतकाच्या सुरूवातीला डिजीटल क्रांती झाली. संपूर्ण जग इंटरनेटम. झालं. मिडीया टेक्नॉलॉजीच्या...

नल-दमयंती मिलन – नलाला दमयंतीचा त्याग करावा लागला. पण दमयंतीने आपल्या अभागी पतीला शोधण्याचा ध्यास घेतला. आता...

आपल्या प्रचारासाठी कॉर्पोरेटस आणि अमेरिकन सरकार सर्व माध्यमांचा वापर कसं करते, मिडीयामध्ये येण-या बातम्या...

Epic Tales of Robert E. Howard gathers three thrilling sword-and-sorcery adventures into one unforgettable volume. Featuring A Witch Shall Be Born, The Devil in Iron, and Shadows in the Moonlight, this collection delivers savage battles, dark magic, and the bold heroic storytelling that made Robert E. Howard a fantasy legend.

'महाभारत' यद्ध-कथा मात्र नहीं है। वस्तुतः वह व्यक्ति तथा समाज के विकास की यात्रा-गाथा है। युद्ध उसके मध्य में है।...

A haunting vision of the future written in 1909, The Machine Stops follows Vashti and her son Kuno in a world where humanity has retreated underground, living in isolated pods entirely dependent on a vast, all-powerful Machine that fulfills every need—communication, food, ideas, comfort. When Kuno begins to question their total reliance on technology and longs to experience the Earth's surface, his mother dismisses him as dangerous and eccentric.

ययातीला शाप - ययातीने आपल्या प्रिय कन्या देवयानीशी प्रतारणा केली हे शुक्राचार्य कसे सहन करू शकत होते? विश्वात...

“The Purloined Letter” by Edgar Allan Poe is a classic detective story featuring the brilliant investigator C. Auguste Dupin. When an important letter is stolen from a powerful figure, the Paris police search everywhere but fail to find it. Dupin uses clever reasoning and psychological insight to uncover the truth in this pioneering mystery tale that helped shape modern detective fiction.

The First World War is over. Eric Vernon is on the cusp of adulthood. Tall, bony and awkward, he finds himself torn between a desire to emulate his heroic father, who led a life of quiet sacrifice, and resentment toward his father’s roguish friend Edward Blake, who survived the war only to throw himself into gay life in Berlin.

Martin Boyne, a midlife bachelor seeking a quiet reunion with a lost love, finds his world upended when he encounters the seven Wheater children. Products of their wealthy parents' endless cycle of divorce and remarriage, the siblings are led by the fiercely protective fifteen-year-old Judith. Bound by a pact never to be separated, the children cling to one another as the only stable force in a world of fleeting whims and neglected duties.

In the blistering heat of rural Mississippi, the Bundren family loads their dead matriarch, Addie, into a handmade coffin and sets out on a bleak, often darkly comic journey to bury her in her hometown of Jefferson. Each mile of flooded rivers, broken bones, starving mules, and simmering resentments peels back another layer of this family's grief, faith, and desperation, as husband Anse and children Cash, Darl, Jewel, Dewey Dell, and Vardaman tell the story in their own, often clashing voices.

Meet Gilgamesh, the powerful and reckless king of Uruk, and Enkidu, the wild man created by the gods to challenge him. Their first clash becomes one of the great friendships in world literature. Together they journey to the Cedar Forest, confront the monstrous guardian Humbaba, and defy the goddess Ishtar by slaying the Bull of Heaven.

Romance and anarchist violence collide in this thought-provoking thriller about the London underworld and the political unrest that seethes there. Set in the late 19th century and written in James’s elegant, impressionistic style, The Princess Casamassima follows the life of bookbinder Hyacinth Robinson. The illegitimate son of a French woman imprisoned for murdering his father, Hyacinth is raised by an impoverished seamstress in a poor area of London.

The Odyssey has survived nearly three thousand years because it speaks to a simple, powerful truth: sometimes the hardest battle is not the war abroad, but the long, uncertain journey back home. In this modern prose retelling, Homer's epic is presented as a continuous story rather than as verse. The language is clear and contemporary, but the structure and major episodes of the original are faithfully preserved.

In her landmark Pilgrimage Dorothy Richardson pioneered the English ‘stream of consciousness’. Echoing the style of Marcel Proust, and predating the work of Virginia Woolf and James Joyce, she created an intimate narrative on an epic scale. Across 13 novels–which she considered to be ‘chapters’–she details the thoughts and experiences of Miriam Henderson, exploring her journey towards creative independence and revealing feminine consciousness in unprecedented depth.

This collection features all 14 original Oz books written by L. Frank Baum. You will catch up with old friends and meet new ones throughout the entire land of Oz and beyond. With a consistent cast throughout, this collection will delight and excite all ages!