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I just finished reading ' A fine balance' by Rohinton Mistry. I thoght the book was magnificent and superbly written. anyone has read it? what is your oppinion on it. I would definetly reccomend it to anyone who is interested in Indian culture.

Anybody read this book: A season in heaven : true tales from the road to Kathmandu, by Tomory David? any feedback on the book? I would like to read it. anybody knows where I can get a cheap copy? thanks, mpop.

thank you for the comments. It feels very good to be published, but the hard part has just begun, since I have to promote my book and that is not easy at all. It is actually harder than writing the book itself..:( thanks again for the comments! hey guys, thanks for rating this thread! cheers!

It's true that people these days prefer a movie over a book, but I prefer otherwise. If I fall over a good book, I'll buy it and read it. A movie takes only 2 hours out of my time and it is a lazy way of exercising the brain. Everything is made up for me, the images, the colors, the movie sets...

I was hoping some people might post their comments on the writing above. Please try to write a small comment if you can. Thank you.:cool:

Hi all, I would like to post an excerpt from my book I just published: 'Young Female, Traveling Alone' Part IV - India Embarking on a Holy Adventure I had a strong grip on the seat in front of mine. I could have felt my stomach shrinking in fear and moving upward, toward my chest...

for character development I think many times about it, before I actually write it down. it makes me come to terms with my decision after I analyze all the aspects.

I liked the movie and the book too. Well written and produced.

yes I did! and I wrote a book too out of it..:) thanks for your welcome.:)

the book is easy to read, but the story is ok.

I remember trying to read 'the plague' by albert campus a long time ago and I found it terribly boring. I hope I don't ruin the fun for you, but I found the book not interesting at all :(

thank you guys! I usually read books which are written simple and the content flows quickly. One of my favorite such books is 'The alchemist', by Paulo Coelho. I also like to read psychological works and my favorite is Osho. I developed an interest in travel literature, and I read many...

hi, I would like to introduce myself. I love reading and I have read many books in my life. In fact, I have just self-publish a book on my own. The book is fiction but based on my own adventures in Asia where I traveled for 7 months on my own. mpop.:cool: