How narrator met Dubin and Analytical mind The narrator then describes the circumstances in which he met a man named C. Auguste Dupin. Both men were searching for the same book at an obscure library in the Rue Montmartre, in Paris, and began to converse. Soon, they became friends and decided to share the expenses …
Telephone Call, murder, police call – The story begins late at night when Francois Delambre is roused by a Telephone call by his sister in law. She informs him that she murdered her husband Audre an requests him to call the police. Francois,unable to persuade Helena to share the reason for murdering his brother, informs …
In The Tower by Marghanita Laski we have the theme of fear, control, freedom, perseverance, ,change and perseverance. It is often considered as one of the scariest short stories ever written. And there is no ghost involved. Fear :Fear is highlighted by Caroline’s hesitancy to explore something new outside the protection and overarching influence of …
I was introduced to Stephen King world with IT. A 1000+ page tome of Stephen King, widely considered as one of the shining examples of his masterful storytelling. The depth of characters, the intricately designed antagonist, the face-off with evil, the lessons derived and the fact that Stephen King managed to hook a reader for …
I am not a big fan of Fredrik Backman. Beartown was my second Backman read after “A man Called Owe”. Though a decent feel-good story, I do not fall in the bracket of readers who can commit 10-15 hours to a book just to feel good about something, life perhaps. Most of such feel-good books …