I was updating my profile at Author Central at Amazon.com, UK when it struck me that I was working on a number of very different projects. I thought I would share what’s cooking with you today:
Author: Prem Rao
Author, Blogger, Book Reviewer, Coach, and Podcaster
It Can’t Be You is now available at Rs. 123- a discount of 30 % at Flipkart. There is a provision now to rate the book. Please do remember to give your rating. Thank you!
I found this article by Josh Smith in GottaBeMobile quite interesting. I like the saucy title ” Tablets Are From Mars etc” and the information provided on the latest trends in the tablet/ereader space. Continue reading “Of Tablets and eReaders”
I like non-fiction just as I like fiction. Memories of my childhood are replete with many biographies and autobiographies particularly of military leaders after the Second World War. If, like me, you enjoy non-fiction, here’s a list for the connoisseur. TIME magazine has put together its list of the 100 Top Non-Fiction books since 1923. Continue reading “TIME list of Best Non-Fiction”
Hi-Fi, yes; Wi-Fi too but Fi-Fi? In case you are foxed, Fi-Fi stands for finance fiction. In the larger ambit of the thriller genre, here comes one more- the financial thriller. Continue reading “On My Reading List- H.T. Narea”
They say there is no age bar to be a writer. I can agree most heartily as my debut novel “It Can’t Be You” a psychological thriller was published a few weeks before my 59th birthday. Continue reading “It’s Never Too Late To Write”
There is no end to improvement. The more you read, the more you write. The more you write , the more you improve. Simple enough, isn’t it? In the continuing effort to improve,
Glad to find that people still remember Col. Belliappa.
The infiltration in Jammu & Kashmir goes on! Lt. Navneet Singh, we salute your sacrifice for your country. May your soul rest in peace.
Let’s face it. We have all been through it, with varying degrees of success. Some of us have welcomed the new, others have doggedly stuck on to what has served us well for decades. Giving up the old for the new is an experience which is intensely personal. There are no rules.
When it comes to the matter of books, you will hear many different experiences. Each of us have our own preferences. Here is one I particularly liked by Mark O’Connell on the inner conflict between book lover and consumer.
Prem Rao : Stories from a Story Teller 