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Date: September 4, 2020Author: Sneha Jaiswal 0 Comments

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Author of "Bad Town Kids". Journalist. Artist. Recovering Nihilist. Available on Instagram as @writer_jaiswal View all posts by Sneha Jaiswal

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Because "Bad Town Kids" is a perfect flight companion. About four childhood friends and how their lives change over a decade. Simple, quick to read and with a sweet nostalgic ending. Get it on your Kindle or on the kindle app for phones. (Age advisory - 16+). India link in bio.

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Book no. 20 this year - The Vampyr by JW Polidori, a very small book I was confident of finishing in an hour. Could I have been more wrong? Published in 1819, the early 19th century English wasn't easy to read in a single sitting. It's about a young rich dude called Aubrey, who befriends a mysterious guy called Lord Ruthven, only to learn he is a blood-sucker. Too late. It wasn't a fun reading experience, unlike 'Carmilla' another short Vampire book, which came out decades later and had all the elements of a classic gothic story. Except for the fact that Vampyr was path-breaking in the Vampire fiction genre due to the virtue of its early publication date, it's not very impressive.

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