What does that figure in your mind when I mention a fish market and a department in a corporate house? Quite difficult to understand the link between both of them, isn’t it? Fish! by Stephen C. Lundin, Harry Paul, and John Christensen is a book that helps blur the differences between the two.
May
03
Another sleepless night. A small RAT has illegally migrated to my territory, my flat. His illegal and untimely movement across the geographies (rooms) has baffled me. Against all my efforts to catch him, he is growing big and fat. Since he has all the delicacies at his disposals, this territory is becoming a Heaven for him.
Apr
26
I always wished to read this novel for the only reason that the cover page was quite attractive: A Neanderthal woman like figure looking at the mist laden peaks and jungles before her. It was of-course very wrong on my part to choose a book for reading based on its cover page. It is almost like buying a house for its paint. But the cover page wasn’t only the cause; I was willing to read something on the prehistoric subject that helps me with new and varied ideas about the birth and growth of the civilization. In this regard my first encounter was with the ideas created by a renowned Austrian writer Klaus Ebner. His award winning work Hominid was one that ignited my ideas and paved my way.
