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REVIEW: THE LLP MAGAZINE

 


 Literature is a textually transmitted disease, normally contracted in childhood. And I contracted this disease of reading a genre of books since I was in grade 5th.
On the constant look out of new and exqusitive collections of books and after reading and being greatly inspired by Purba Chakraborty's Mythological Monologues, I was intrigued enough to look what more she had in store. In lieu with the same, my eyes fell on The LLP magazine.

To put it into short mostly what made my endorphins rush at the very first place was its cover. Vintage, Ah! I so loved the vintage looking appearance of the beautiful portrait of a women grafted on the front itself. Can't really emphasise over my excitement any more. 

The LLP Magazine basically is a half yearly magazine coming up as the summer and winter editions. So this one consists of Literary articles, recommended reads by the author, art works and some short stories. Moreover what I loved most about this magazine is, it has featured Agatha Christie, about her life and best 7 stories by her. 

It also talks about the concept of Existentialism in Dan Brown's latest novel. There are other enthralling literary pieces as well in the magazine which add up to its overall impression that it casts on the readers. I must say that the author's attempt at creating such a versatile literary piece is worth appreciating. 

To comment on its overall look out, I would say it is really a spectacular work and really a worth it one, for literature enthusiasts. Infact it is great to see that such immense efforts have been put forth to compile all the literature and related creative pursuits at one place.

I would like to give it a rating of 5/5.

Also you can grab the kindle edition of this book  from Amazon: 

https://www.amazon.in/dp/B09826RRV6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_MBRG2E2EWE60243N94JH?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

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