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Some books with their cover images, smell, tone of paper, fonts and above all their contents indeed leaves a dent
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For someone who reads an average of three submissions a week, pinpointing the best books of the year is not easy. Still, when you look back on 2015, some books with their cover images, smell, tone of paper, font choices and above all their contents, you realise, have indeed left a dent. They do not follow an order nor have a pattern. They come back with a bit of hush and hurry depending on the kind of impact they made in the first place.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 3rd, 2016.
For someone who reads an average of three submissions a week, pinpointing the best books of the year is not easy. Still, when you look back on 2015, some books with their cover images, smell, tone of paper, font choices and above all their contents, you realise, have indeed left a dent. They do not follow an order nor have a pattern. They come back with a bit of hush and hurry depending on the kind of impact they made in the first place.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 3rd, 2016.