Shantesh Patil

Spend a few days relaxing in a remote European fishing village.

I will admit that when I first read about this podcast on The Verge article what caught my attention was Rami Malek’s association with it.

Once the credits for Avengers: End Game had begun to roll by, my primary feeling was one of exhaustion.

If you fell down a rabbit hole, what do you think you’d find?

If you have found this message and bothered to read it in its entirety, then you and I both believe in serendipity.

It was the year 2008.

I have always loved Ruskin Bond’s stories ever since I read his very first one that had appeared in one of my school books.

I’m a self-confessed dinosaur nerd so any movie with dinosaurs in them is essentially review proof.

While this post is written from an Indian perspective some of it applies irrespective of where in the world you are.

I don’t read any particular comics regularly, aside from a very special one called Dilbert.

Despite what many people feel about The Big Bang Theory, it still has the highest viewership among sitcoms even today.

A scripted family drama was not something I thought I would ever find myself watching.

The Luminaries was the most fun I have had reading a book in ages.

For most children who grew up in India in the 20th century, their grandparents were always a huge part of their lives.

I recently acquired Firewatch as part of the annual Steam summer sale.

Dreams are a writer’s best plot generators.