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Pocket Diary Book Club

Pocket Diary Book Club

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Notes between meetings.

  • Chowk Charcha with Dalpatram: Exploring Literature and Reading with Pocket Diary Book Club

  • Golmaal in the Streets of Ahmedabad: The Ultimate Treasure Trail!

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  • Notes found in The Casual Vacancy

    How reading helps? Reading together takes you to the retreat, inside the jungle, where you find out stories of how a chipkali fell on Rajesh ji and she crawled on him everywhere as he fought hard, to save himself from her touch. As he told us this story with effect, dancing like a cross between…

  • Chai, Maska Bun, Cycle and Stories with Pocket Diary Book Club

    The riverfront stretches like a long road for a solitary man to walk upon, sit down and look behind him. The water didn’t stop flowing. It didn’t stop for even a second, looked at him and said, hi. No, it just kept going on without rush and it didn’t stop flowing. That man sat on…

  • The diary left at Fateh Safari Page 122

    Each person dreams and thoughts are equally valuable to the other no matter of the individual animations of life – Yogesh and then he began singing Neil Diamond’s Song Sung Blue… he used to sing this with his sister. He is the diary I wish to read, so much of wisdom, born out of his…

  • THE DIARY LEFT AT FATEH SAFARI

    Achha… on the blog… we are writing memories of these two disjointed, timelapse like days. Send me some words, lines, paragraphs or novels. I will do it in the style of Stephen King, disjointed words forming a coherent picture when read in rapid succession, he said. 2 AM. Half asleep travels. Music recommendations. Verbal journeys. Morning break.…

  • Pocket Diary Book Club Ghanerao Retreat Log 1

    Chapter 1“Ye duniya agar mil bhi jaye to kya hai?…” – Yogesh Ji played an amazing song. Sandeep Bhaiis listening and is in a ‘Paradise Lost’.Nirali is a woman. And we woman have a hate-hate relationship with our periods, unless miss it, then we love it, want it to visit and mess up our home…

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