“Jain Jyotish Aur Mantra Upchaar” by Dr. Mamta Bothra (Jain) marks a significant contribution to the field of spiritual and astrological literature, offering readers a
Tag: The Literature Times
AI-Powered Fan Targeting: Hyper-Personalized Book Ads That Adapt to Reader Emotions
Instead of broad, static ads, readers now receive messaging tailored to their emotional responses, reading history, values, and even subtle psychological triggers. This shift is not simply technological; it represents a new philosophy in book promotion, one that treats every reader as a unique emotional universe.
Interview with Arjuna Rao Kaza – The Literature Times
Arjuna Rao Kaza is a retired engineer whose life blends scientific discipline with a deep spiritual quest. His engineering career honed precision and problem-solving, qualities that shape his clear and thoughtful writing. Alongside his professional journey, he has explored the mysteries of consciousness, morality, and the eternal struggle between good and evil.
Author Feature: CA Ashok Rao
When a heart that has spent decades analyzing numbers begins to weave verses of emotion, the result is something uniquely beautiful. Such is the poetic journey of C. A. Ashok Rao, a chartered accountant by profession but a deeply sensitive poet by passion. His latest work, Yaaden – Smritiyon Ke Sunahare Pannon Se Bunee Hui Kavitaen, reflects not only his artistic depth but also his lifelong quest for meaning, balance, and spiritual understanding.
Book Review: Yaaden – Smritiyon Ke Sunahare Pannon Se Bunee Hui Kavitaen
Yaaden – Smritiyon Ke Sunahare Pannon Se Bunee Hui Kavitaen is not merely a collection of poems; it is a heartfelt journey through the lanes of memory, emotion, and self-reflection. Authored by C. A. Ashok Rao, a chartered accountant by profession but a poet by soul, this anthology captures the essence of life’s myriad hues love, sorrow, hope, and introspection with admirable simplicity and depth.
Why Am I Not Healthy In Spite Of? by Dr. Vishal Gupta
Why Am I Not Healthy In Spite Of? by Dr. Vishal Gupta and Shagun Gupta is a thought-provoking and deeply insightful book that goes beyond conventional health advice. It does not merely talk about diet plans, workouts, or medical prescriptions; instead, it explores the true essence of health — a holistic balance between body, mind, and consciousness.
Why Book Launches Are Outdated — And What to Do Instead
For decades, authors have been taught that the book launch is everything, that one pivotal moment when months or years of writing culminate in a single, high-stakes marketing push. The launch week was treated like a make-or-break event: a flurry of social media posts, email blasts, interviews, and giveaways, all designed to generate as much buzz as possible before the excitement fades.
Book Review: Echoes of Time – A Jaipur Murder Mystery
Echoes of Time is a deeply evocative and introspective collection that explores the intricate relationship between memory, emotion, and the unrelenting passage of time. From the very first page, it invites the reader to pause, reflect, and listen to the whispers of their own past. The author has woven together a tapestry of feelings—love, loss, nostalgia, pain, and rebirth—each thread glimmering with authenticity.
An Interview with Ridhi Patnam
Ridhi Patnam, known as Ridhi P, is an inspiring storyteller, poet, and performer whose words bridge emotion and empowerment. From her uplifting poetry collection Soaring Beyond the Stars to her gripping novel A Game of Truth and Lies, Ridhi continues to redefine creativity with authenticity, courage, and unshakable passion.
An Interview with Dr. Bharat Mody
Dr. Bharat Mody, an innovator and educator with over 40 years of experience in dental education, blends his scientific mindset with philosophical insight in Dharam Karya: An Ideological Book. Drawing from Sanatan Dharma, he presents a visionary approach to reforming governance, education, and citizenship for a stronger, value-based India.
Load More