Mumbai is quick to absorb global ideas: Chandrima Pal
Propelled by the love for cities and living spaces, Chandrima Pal penned down 'At Home In Mumbai', a book dedicated entirely to people and properties in India's Financial Capital. Chandrima, who has herself lived in India's 'Maximum City' for over a decade, decodes her book in a chat with IBNS correspondent Sudipto Maity
Book Review: Sold Over Million
We have all dreamt of having enough money to do things when we want and how we want. But most dreams never become a reality.
Power Publishers completes a decade of book publishing
Kolkata, Dec 30 (IBNS): Power Publishers completes 10 years on December 31, 2017. Pinaki Ghosh, the co-founder of Power Publishers, tells Olivia Chatterjee Biswas about the journey so far and what the future holds.
Book Review: Between You and Me
Power Publishers' latest release -- 'Between You & Me' -- is a collection of amorous poems narrating and reflecting the various dimensions and colours of love.
Book Review: The Family
India, as a country, is known for various concepts and traditions that revolve around the idea of an ideal family and one such thing is the concept of a joint family. To portray a family in a fiction is always interesting. It brings more nuances for the author to write on, as well as for the readers to enjoy.
Author Nilanjana Roychowdhury on her debut book 10/3 Rash Behari Avenue
A chat with author Nilanjana Roychowdhury about her book 10/3 Rash Behari Avenue, released by Power Publishers
Book Review: Dusra Janam
Kunwar Vivek Chauhan's debut novel Dusra Janam, from Power Publishers, is an interesting story revolving around the theme of rebirth and resurrection.
Book review: Active Mismanagement of Maladies
Bhagaban Chandra Patras book, 'Active Mismanagement of Maladies', published by Power Publishers, is all about the harsh treatments faced by common people day in and out.
The Life Essentials: A self-help guide to get you back on track in life
Power Publishers' newest title 'The Life Essentials' is an honest effort by first-time author Sathyan Segaran that might get you in life reboot mode, if you are on with it.
Debut author Piyaah Nandi talks about her book on fairy tales
Power Publishers has recently released Grandma's Bucket Full of Magic by author Piyaah Nandi. A Clinical Psychologist by profession, she brings to life some of the forgotten tales of Bengal in her book.
Round the World on Twenty Five Rupees
Ambitions are what shape us and differentiate us from the crowd. For some, it may be all about clearing the toughest exam in the world while for a few it might be taking a cycle trip around the world with means that would not even suffice for a day!
The Last Esteem Desire: An unconventional love story
An unconventional love story, that asks, What happens when we die ? The answer is simple -- we must repay our debts to help seven souls cross over. Only then we can rest.
What happened to 10/3 Rash Behari Avenue?
When remembering houses that impressed us deeply as children, that may have made us wonder whether we werent born in the wrong century, we cant help and wonder, is it still there?
Amrita Kolay takes a perceptive glance at arranged marriage in her book One Crazy Afternoon
In India arranged marriage has ruled in spite of todays youth enthusiastically celebrating the Valentines Day.
Chasing Smugglers: A memoir by former Indian Revenue Service officer Manmohan Sethi
'Chasing Smugglers' written by Manmohan Sethi, an IRS officer, is a book detailing several cases that he handled during his career.
Jayesh Sinha is ready to tell you about the 'Greatest Sports Rivalries'
Power Publishers is set to release the book 'Greatest Sports Rivalries' by author Jayesh Sinha in November.
Purple Blossoms: Human emotions expressed through verse
'Purple Blossoms', written by Ashford Lyonette, contains beautiful poems woven with threads of human emotions.
Grandma's Bucketful of Magic: Traditional children's stories from Bengal
"A writer only begins a book, a reader finishes it" - Samuel Johnson
Flavours of Life: Seeing the world through the eyes of a poet
They say that poetry is the food for our souls and every literature addict out there can attest to this fact. The most aesthetic feature of poetry is that it can hold so many emotions, ideas and thoughts in such few words.
Don't be obsessed with negative feelings about your body, says author Foram Shah
Author Foram Shah talks about her recent book "The Healers", published by Power Publishers.
There is hope even in death says Dr Abhijit Dam in his latest book Mrtyu
Power Publishers recently released "Mrtyu" by Dr Abhijit Dam. A conversation with the author reveals his passion for the written word and how he juggled writing with his medical practice.
A determined person is bound to achiever his or her goal, says author Mandakini Bansal
Author Mandakini Bansal talks about her book "Struggled till Last" published by Power Publishers
Romantic novels are her favourite and hence her first book is also based on a love story, says Anchal Srivastava
Power Publishers released "An Unimaginable Love" by author Anchal Srivastava, who is currently exploring her passion for the written word. In this interview, she speaks about her book and what started her journey.
Foram Shah weaves interesting tale around eating habits in Healers
How many of us, adults, really love to eat veggies and fruits? Children all over the world detest these healthy food options. On the other hand, many, including kids, tend to get sucked into crash-dieting.
Audiobooks are expected to be the future of books, says publisher
Kolkata, Oct 30 (IBNS): According to Indian audiobook publisher, Power Publishers, ebooks are not the future of printed books because latest statistics have revealed that audiobooks are the fastest growing segment in book publishing.
Mrityu: Death tales with a healing touch
Mrityu by Dr Abhijit Dam is a book with a difference. It is a collection of thirteen short stories and these stories are not the regular fare that we have come to expect.
Beyond The Hindukush: An Indian doctor's memoirs of his stay in Iran
Beyond The Hindukush is an autobiographical novel by Dr Bhagaban Chandra Patra, a veteran gynaecologist who has spent his life in faraway Iran.
Way to the Golden Sun: About youth power and dreams
Way To The Golden Sun, a recently released novel by Nayantee Baroowa, is a story that speaks about the power of youth and the power of dreams.
Albert Camus' drama Caligula in translation
Caligula is a drama originally written by Albert Camus in the French language in 1944. In 2017, we get a Bengali translation titled, Roman Somrat Caligula by Kamalesh Bandopadhyay.
Struggled Till Last: How a brave woman overcomes her life's woes
Mandakini Bansal in her novel Struggled Till Last claims that this story is based on real-life events that her mother had faced.
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