Are the comic lovers a bunch of middle aged persons scrounging in old book shops? ‘No’, says the author. I always believed that my generation, who were…
Author: Vineeth Abraham
Vineeth Abraham
Vineeth Abraham calls himself a “complete, utter and unapologetic bibliophile”. He owns a large personal library and resides in Irinjalakuda, Kerala. In Shelf Life, Abraham writes about reading, books, and beyond.
The author, a cricket fan, remembers how he fell in love with football and a few books that helped him delve deep into the game.
Movies based on books are mostly disappointing but legal thrillers are an exception.
Edgar Wallace created several unforgettable series characters like Commissioner Sanders, the African chief Bosambo, Inspector Elk of Scotland Yard and the Three Just Men. I first…
Piccadilly Book Stall in Delhi is a clear example of why one should never judge a bookstore by its window dressing The first thing I did…
The love for comics, the betrayal and the saga of losing a precious collection to a book thief
Vineeth Abraham recollects how a chance encounter with the benevolent book thief of Irinjalakuda has boosted his book-collecting enterprise.
The author looked down on romance novels, until he read Georgette Heyer’s Black Sheep.
A true artist of the written word, G.K. Chesterton was much more than a mystery writer.
How the great detective Sherlock Holmes captured the imagination of a little boy in a small town in Central Kerala.