If You Like to Write, Start With Putting Pen to Paper – Sathish

by Sonali - March 29, 2019March 29, 20190

India is a country that loves and worships the game of cricket, almost to the point of fanaticism. To capture that spirit in words is next to impossible because the extent to which it stretches is limitless. Author Sathish’s book, Life in the Sunshine – Autobiography of an Unknown Cricketer tries to do this

Writers, Write Better At The Himalayan Writing Retreat

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by Chetan Mahajan - March 11, 2019March 11, 20190

There is an old story about two woodcutters. One was big, strong and cut wood non-stop 10 hours every day. The other guy was smaller and would cut wood only six hours a day. But at the end of each day the small guy had always cut a lot more

I Write Only When I Have a Relatively Light Schedule – Ahmed Faiyaz

by Sonali - January 25, 2019January 25, 20190

We’ve read a number of books that delve into the world of cinema, fashion, and sports. But there aren’t any books that throw light on the publishing industry and how bestsellers are made. Ahmed Faiyaz changes this situation with his latest book, Bestseller, a satire on how publishing works in

I Wanted My Stories To Be Individual Ecosystems – Alisha Rajpal

by Sonali - December 19, 2018December 22, 20180

Alisha Rajpal and her debut book, Has Everything Been Done?are taking short stories to the next level. With a variety of genres, this new author’s new book promises to take us on a journey with pit stops so exciting,you’re sure to be enthralled. Here’s Alisha Rajpal talking to us about