Tag: #History

EBook Launch

Posted on May 25, 2020 by

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Dear friends The hysteria on Twitter doesn’t seem to be dying out today because it is the Blog chatter Ebook Carnival! Unlocked- Historical Tales in Verse my debut book based on the A to Z Series 2020 is enlisted right there and is available… Continue Reading “EBook Launch”

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Blogchatter A to Z Challenge 2020- THEME REVEAL

Posted on Mar 16, 2020 by

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April is around the corner folks and the Blogging World is gearing up for yet another A to Z Challenge 2020. Last year, I had jumped in at the nick of time, without a theme and without preparation, and had landed up burning the… Continue Reading “Blogchatter A to Z Challenge 2020- THEME REVEAL”

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The End is Just Another Beginning

Posted on Sep 27, 2019 by

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I have always believed that there was history before history, and there is history after history. For every end is just another beginning. When I started “A Not-so Historical Tale of Shimla Town”, I had just one book in my hand (Edward J Buck’s… Continue Reading “The End is Just Another Beginning”

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A Not So Historical Tale of Shimla Town- Preface

Posted on Sep 1, 2019 by

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(picture) “So long as Tara Devi sees The lights of Shimla Town,“ wrote the eminent English writer Rudyard Kipling in the year 1887. More than a century later, the first breath-taking view of the town beguiles you from the very same spot. Simla, Shyamala… Continue Reading “A Not So Historical Tale of Shimla Town- Preface”

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