Writer and former publishing executive who co-founded Common Sense Media, Liz Perle died on Thursday at her home in San Francisco. She was 59, reports New York Times. Liz died due to […]
Writer Liz Perle Dies at 59 due to breast cancer
Onkar Sharma
The Literary Yard is an e-journal about books, edited and maintained by Onkar Sharma. The journal seeks to promote the literary arts such as poetry, fiction, drama, novels and essays, etc. The founder seeks your cooperation to maintain and promote the e-journal.
Review: “The Secretive SIX” by Saurabh Mathur
Wrapped in the gown of a mystery novel, ‘The Secretive Six’ by Saurabh Mathur does not in fact come true to its claims. The story revolves around an IIT professor’s death which turns […]
‘Anusual: Memoir of a Girl Who Came Back from the Dead’ !!??
Most of us still remember the famous Bollywood movie, Aashiqui. The actor was Rahul Roy who rocked the silverscreen with his amazing acting and chubby looks. Today Rahul Roy is not there […]
Salman Rushdie’s new novel ‘Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights’ coming
Salman Rushdie has always been a controversy master but has written several controversially great novels such as Satanic Verses and Midnight’s Children. Despite his ability to court controversies, he has been able to manifest […]
Reissue of “Integration of the Indian States” by V P Menon appears
When India got freedom in 1947, the biggest challenge was to integrate the Indian subcontinent. This was a mammoth task and undertaken by the Iron Man or Sardar Patel. Merging the 554 […]
Relish your mind with fantasy novel The Orb of Wrath
‘The Orb of Wrath’ is a new fantasy novel which has just been released and is available on Amazon. The author claims to thrill the readers with an adventurous and intriguing plot. […]
Tell Me a Story by Ravinder Singh
Finally Ravinder Singh seems to spend time on quality writing and offering his readers true experience in his latest book – Tell Me a Story. The author has come to collect the […]
Aarushi: India’s biggest murder mystery documented in a book
India witnessed a cold blooded murder seven years ago of a teenage girl, Aarushi Talwar. Till date, there is no clue as to who murdered the girl. While the court has put […]
Language termed ‘nonsense’ in Gulliver’s Travels may be Hebrew
All of us until today believed that the language spoken by the Lilliputians and other creatures from Jonathan Swift’s 1726 child fiction Gulliver’s Travels is ‘nonsense. But it might not be so. […]
Time of Exile by Gaither Stewart launched
‘Time of Exile‘ is the concluding volume of the Europe Trilogy by Gaither Steward – a person and a versatile author whom I know through his writings published in Literary Yard. In […]
