Author-Poet, Sneha is a writer by night and an IT professional by day. She was born in Bhatapara, Chhattisgarh. Her writings typically focus on the ironies of lives and phases of relationships; hoping that her writing will give words to those who have gone through and felt like what she did. Writing for her is a passion and medicine too. She wants to remain a seeker of peace and knowledge. Apart from her interest in writing, she is a proud parent of more than 100 plants & trees and more than 20 furry friends. She loves to get engrossed in the beauty of imagination. Her love for sketching and painting adds meaning & impact to her poems. she believes that LOVE is the most powerful emotion on this planet earth, and anything and everything is achievable with the right state of mind. She had been taking art workshops for free for those who really want to nurture the artist in them but were not able to afford the course. She currently works in an IT firm in Bengaluru and lives with her husband and daughter.
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Dr. Rakhi Sharma Talks About Her Poetry Book “Paresha Zulfon Sa Ishq”
life, ups and downs actually I am a bit shy to say anything in front of people or I would say that any other person, so I chose to write whenever I want to express my feelings and emotions. It’s comfortable and easy way to express in written words than verbal words.
Pardeep Pathak Talks About His Book “Dil Ki Tamanna”
Pradeep Pathak is working in an automobile company for living and a poet by heart. He explores the interconnectedness of all human beings and his poems will take you across time, expose you to the nature and circle of life. In the times of COVID-19 pandemic, he contemplates his idea of life and human emotions closely and try to pen down his thoughts into words. Through his poetry collection , he is celebrating childhood memories,personal reflections and lived experience to form immediate emotional connection with the readers. He used very lucid language to create actual images in the mind of readers. He believes poetry gives purpose in life, vent to the emotions and settle down the thoughts which are queer.
Thapan Dubayehudi Talks About His Action and Adventure Book “Selah: The Jewish Avengers”
When the same Evil, that inspired the Nazis, Assyrians, Persians, Greeks, Romans and Arabs to persecute the Jews returns with a vengeance, Eliyahu Wylde, an unsuspecting orphan who runs a café in Old City Jerusalem finds himself sucked into a vortex of his past with the Russian mafia and a hatred as old as time. The gripping spiritual-fantasy thriller takes you from India, Israel, Russia, France, to the metropolis of New York, the frigid mountains of Norway, the unforgiving sands of Saudi Arabia, and the Concentration Camps of China…
Shrideep Ghogare Talks About His Book “Dushtantak Trilogy”
Dushtantak is the Sanskrit origin world meaning the destroyer of evil and I think it describe the hero of the series
Author Nandanan Nair Talks About His Book “Fireworks of Humour!”
Author’s Background: Author Nandanan Nair, son of late N Ravi Varma Thampan & late Ammini Amma hails from Kerala, the southernmost state of India where the Philosopher Trinity, Adi Sankara, Chattambi Swami & Sree Narayana Gurudev were born to enlighten the whole world and alas! The Author is a graduate from Kerala University in Political Science and he is having a Post Graduate Diploma in Materials Management. The Author left his home state in 1978 in search of employment for Delhi
Author Lakshita Bhargava Talks about her book “Mixed Emotions”
Natalia is excited to FINALLY be visiting her cousin in the big city after so many years. She’s always wished her parents would live there instead of their small countryside town. But, this time, it seems different somehow…
Fateh Bahadur Singh Talks About His Book “Jeevan Jigyasa Aur Samadhaan”
Upnishada and Geeta are the most recognised and authentic sources of Sanatan Dharma…They contains all the important aspects of Dharma…And Vedas…There is nothing beyond that…However there are number of schools who talk about Dharma in their own ways…it’s all about individual liking…So this is very subjective …..
Aakash Khanwani Talks About His Book “Kuch Ansuney Alfaaz”
A boy who started writing for himself 5 years back, has now published his first book ‘Kuch Ansunney Alfaaz’, He’s currently writing a romance thriller novel which will soon be available. Currently pursuing an MBA and doing freelance script writing, he has written a script for a film called ‘All I see is you’. Aakash has grown up reading and taking inspirations from Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Sahab, Gulzar Sahab, Jaun Eliya Sahab, Waseem Barelvi Sahab, Mirza Ghalib Sahab and Zakhir Khan Sahab.
An Interview with Author Bidisha Bhattacharyya
Well I had read quite a many flash fictions and also short stories, since flash fictions are a form of short stories. I had also taken some creative writing courses online, in which I had got quite clear ideas about the concept and had good practice too.