The Literature Aficionados

Robin Sharma is a popular name in the world of motivational authors and that's not a lesser known fact. He has authored various best selling titles and we have handpicked his best three books, just for you! The Monk who sold his Ferrari This book is an absolute soother, specially for those who try to look for happiness in this materialistic world. It makes you realise that you can own all possible luxuries in the world,and still not be happy. It brings you out from the myth that wealth brings happiness. Flowing through the quill of Robin Sharma, this book teaches you seven virtues that stay with you after a pacifying read, and eventually help you to look beyond just money, fame and the society's baseless conditions to be 'happy'. So the next time you find yourself questioning why you aren't happy inspite of having possibly everything, pick up this book,and you'll exactly know why! Who will cry when you die?   Another one of Sharma's masterpiece, this books l...

  Let’s admit it; we’ve all been there. ‘The characters are not thinking straight’, or ‘the story is NOT ending well’. You want to share this really heartwarming romance or a blood-tingling horror story, but you just don’t know how to make it all fall in place without it sounding outlandish or cl iché. Yo u want to know how to get the next twist right and how to smash the villain to shreds in a believable manner. Fear not, for here are 3 effective checks to keep your writing enjoyable and entertaining: Characters Rewind and remember the guys who you remember the most from any book you’ve read. Poirot was known for his stout French-ness; Sherlock had his eccentricity and The Cat in the Hat had his love for anarchy. Make your characters different. Write from a fresh perspective, a perspective that forms an instant connection with the reader. Make them unique, like an anarchic cat who dances from place to place in a hat. Give them flaws. This makes them believable and in fact, is the...