Books and Authors Bulletin

All things literature.

Q&A: Dr. Sunil Srinivasan, Author of 'Searching for Aaran'
Dr. Sunil Srinivasan is a Consultant Pediatrician, practicing in Trichy, Tamil Nadu. He was the President of Indian Academy of Pediatrics, Tamil Nadu in 2018, and has numerous academic awards and publications to his credit. He is also an International Tai Chi Instructor, and is also a certified Happiness Coach, and has conducted many Happiness workshops in India and USA. He is an avid trekker, having trekked in the Himalayas and Tibet many times. He has also completed writing three novels and has embarked upon writing his fourth. He has recently come out with the book Searching for Aaran, which is a thriller about solving a random abduction, with ample sprinkling of the genres of history and travelogue.
Ridhi Malhotra
17 May, 2021 713 words
Q&A: Shrutee Choudhary, Author of 'A Garage Sale of Lovelorn Things'
Shrutee Choudhary is an actor and a writer, based in Mumbai. She began writing as a child, in attempts to mimic the worlds she so often escaped into through various books. The poet in her, however, quite naturally leapt out as a teenager, and she has found an outlet through words ever since. She loves to tell stories, whether it is through her performance, travel or writing. She has recently come out with her poetry collection, A Garage Sale of Lovelorn Things. She has a mass following on Instagram, and readers can follow her work on @shruteechoudhary.
Ridhi Malhotra
12 May, 2021 1K words
Q&A: Jayanthi K. Manikandan, Author of 'Unboxed!: My American Life'
Jayanthi Manikandan has a Master’s degree in Information Security from Walsh College, Detroit, Michigan. The writing bug bit her accidentally and she has been writing since 2012. Though she was a purely technical writer and e-learning developer initially, she realized she loves to pen her thoughts too! She loves to write for both her blogs and has been a freelance writer for several organizations as well. She lived in the US for 14 years before returning to India and the book Unboxed!: My American Life chronicles her journey through that time. She now resides in Bangalore with her husband and two children.
Ridhi Malhotra
6 May, 2021 769 words
Q&A: Avro Mukerji, Author of 'Few Urban Thoughts'
Avro Mukerji is a banker by profession. Born in the City of Joy into a family of academicians, Avro has lived across Kolkata, London, Mumbai and Gurgaon. He is an avid sports, films, and screenplay writing enthusiast, and is also a member of The Screen Writers Association of India. He has recently come out with his maiden book of Poems, Few Urban Thoughts, which delves into his urban musings and thoughts.
Ridhi Malhotra
25 Apr, 2021 571 words
Q&A: Kanika Saxena, Author of 'Are Teeny Tiny Stress Triggers Troubling You?'
Kanika Saxena is an author and content strategist. She has degrees in Engineering and Management. As a professional content writer, she has written blogs, articles, social media posts, and many other types of content on both technical and non-technical topics for global clients. She has recently come out with the book, Are Teeny Tiny Stress Triggers Troubling You?, which is her third book in the self-help genre. This book focuses on those aspects of life that create stress and on how to manage them. It intends to empower people with simple stress management tips to help them minimize their stress.
Ridhi Malhotra
23 Apr, 2021 962 words
Q&A: Sunil Bhave, Author of 'Me and My Rottweiler'
Sunil Bhave is an alumnus of IIT Bombay and IIM Lucknow, and is currently an executive and transformational leadership coach. He conducts many strategy and business workshops for reputed corporates. He is currently settled in Pune and is an ardent pet lover and loves gardening too. Writing and storytelling are amongst his passions. He believes that pets can touch human souls in more ways than one. He has recently come out with the book Me and My Rottweiler: A Journey Together. This book tells a warm and engaging story of the wonderful partnership between man and pet, and about how having a companion and a team member provides some much needed motivation to achieve meaningful goals.
Ridhi Malhotra
21 Apr, 2021 908 words
Q&A: Mohul Bhowmick, Author of 'Seeking Kathmandu'
Mohul Bhowmick lives in Hyderabad, India. He is a national-level cricketer who represents Hyderabad in numerous age-group tournaments conducted under the aegis of the Board of Control for Cricket in India. Having completed a bachelor’s degree in commerce, he is now a post-graduate student of business administration from Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s Vivekananda College, Osmania University, Hyderabad. He also works as a sports columnist for the e-magazine Sportskeeda. He is also a passionate photographer. He has written three poetry collections till date, which include This Means War, An Audience Of One, and Soaked To The Skin. Seeking Kathmandu, which is a travelogue based on a solo trip Mohul took to Nepal, released in April 2021 and is his first venture into non-fiction writing.
Ridhi Malhotra
20 Apr, 2021 1.3K words
Q&A: Vikram Singh, Author of 'Mystery of the Urban Monks'
Vikram Singh is a Banker, an Adjunct Professor and a regular Guest Faculty at India’s top Business Schools. He is also an Advisor at IINREM Foundation, an NGO engaged in upliftment of rural and semi-urban communities in employment and livelihood generation. He has a MIB degree from ESC Grenoble, France, and a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Pune University. He has recently come out with his first fiction novel, titled Mystery of the Urban Monks.
Ridhi Malhotra
18 Apr, 2021 512 words
Q&A: Kuldip Verma, Author of 'Path Breaking Journey'
Kuldip Verma started as Management Trainee in India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) and retired as Senior Vice President of ITDC after 39 years. He is an IHM, Calcutta alumnus of 1968-1971 batch and has done Masters in Tourism Management from Madurai Kamaraj University. He has recently come out with the book Path Breaking Journey: Challenging Story of a Hotelier, in which he has narrated real-life situations, moments of truth and challenges that crossed his way during his 39 year professional journey in India’s premier organisation – ITDC.
Ridhi Malhotra
16 Apr, 2021 2.1K words
Book Review: 'Dauntless Maverick' by Jaikishan Kalawapudi
Book: Dauntless Maverick
Ridhi Malhotra
15 Apr, 2021 657 words
Q&A: Anandajit Goswami, Author of 'Lucy 3: Lucy And The Rise Of The Parabola'
Anandajit Goswami is an Associate Professor and HOD, Department of Social and Political Studies, Department of Economics, Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences, Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies. He has a PhD in Energy Economics and Policy from TERI School of Advanced Studies and Masters in International Trade and Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University, where he was also a Ford Foundation Scholar. His book series – Lucy Series is a novel work in the field of children science fiction and sustainability literature genre. He has recently come out with the third book in the Lucy Series, a highly engaging science fiction magnum opus titled Lucy 3: Lucy And The Rise Of The Parabola. He has co-authored this book with Debashis Chakraborty.
Ridhi Malhotra
10 Apr, 2021 759 words
Q&A: Sahana Ahmed, Author of 'Combat Skirts'
Sahana Ahmed is a fiction writer and poet. Her work has been published in India, UK, USA, Australia, Canada, and Singapore. Combat Skirts (2018), her debut novel, is a coming-of-age story set in an army girls' hostel. Find her online at www.sahanaahmed.com.
Ridhi Malhotra
8 Apr, 2021 744 words
Q&A: Kavita Bhatnagar, Author of 'Second Chance'
Dr. Kavita Bhatnagar belongs to Ajmer, Rajasthan. She joined the Indian Revenue Service in 1996, and she is presently posted as Commissioner of Customs Audit, New Delhi. She has recently come out with her debut novel Second Chance. Her writings focus on relationships and dwell on a woman’s perspective towards them.
Ridhi Malhotra
6 Apr, 2021 1K words
Q&A: Richa Gupta, Author of 'Slices of Life'
Richa Gupta lives in New Delhi, India. She has been a senior teacher of English in reputed schools for 19 years and an Instructional Designer for training and e-learning in the corporate sector for nine years. After an academic and professional career, she has devoted herself to creative writing since 2017. Her book, Slices of Life, is a collection of short stories or vignettes that provide an immersive and entertaining experience of diverse scenarios of life in motion. In the book, the universal themes and enduring images of commonplace individuals in the swirl of life are embedded in a mixed bag of genres ranging from bathos and futuristic Sci-Fi, to grim realistic fiction and a suspenseful whodunit.
Ridhi Malhotra
4 Apr, 2021 876 words
Q&A: Suresh K. Govind, Author of 'Conquer Your Beliefs'
Suresh K. Govind is an author, mentor, and consultant in personal finance. Qualified as an engineer, he worked in the mechanical industry for close to 8 years. He then shifted to build a career in the IT space. Having worked in various reputed IT firms for 15 years, he quit and became self-employed in the financial consulting space. He holds a niche in Personal Mastery and possesses a deep understanding of the areas of Spirituality, Health, and Wealth. He yearns to empower people to realize their immense potential. He has recently come out with the book, Conquer Your Beliefs, in which using simple anecdotes, powerful quotes, and an honest personal story, the author unravels a range of simple tips and life hacks that are sure to benefit the reader.
Ridhi Malhotra
26 Mar, 2021 1.2K words
Q&A: Suresh Thripunithura, Author of 'The Return: Pictorial Poems'
Suresh Thripunithura is a writer, nature photographer, botanist, script writer, and a versatile multi-talented person from Kerala. He lives in Thiruvankulam with his wife Veena Venu, and two daughters Mia Quince and Stheervi Yosha. He is working as an oﬃcer in the Agricultural Development and Farmers Welfare Department, Kerala. He is a member of the state secretariat of Kerala Agricultural Ministerial Staff Federation (KAMSF) and a member of the Joint Council State Service Organisation (JCSSO). He has written two novels in Malayalam (Chitrodam, and Gramyam) and four poetry books in English. He has recently come out with the book The Return: Pictorial Poems.
Ridhi Malhotra
24 Mar, 2021 722 words
Q&A: Ajinkya Deshmukh, Author of 'The Shining Warrior'
Ajinkya Deshmukh is a perennially curious media professional turned independent authorpreneur and Public relations consultant. He lives in Pune and has done MBA in marketing management. He is an award winning Communications and International Relations expert. He is a TEDx speaker, and has interviewed over 400 achievers from industries such as films, business, politics and social service. He is currently working on independent projects and a book based on autism and autism affected families. His book, The Shining Warrior, draws inspiration from the altruistic warrior Karna.
Ridhi Malhotra
22 Mar, 2021 894 words
Q&A: Krishnan S, Author of 'Elephant Hued'
Krishnan S, also fondly referred to as Meep, is a 24-year-old AI Researcher. Having been surrounded by literary content all his life and coming from a lineage of writers, he developed a unique, aesthetic writing style. Aside from writing, he spends a good chunk of his time composing an eclectic variety of music, reflecting on spirituality and reading papers in the field of artificial intelligence. Elephant Hued is his debut novel, and is an exploration of his relationship with art and spirituality. The book blends tradition with a contemporary, modern outlook.
Ridhi Malhotra
20 Mar, 2021 722 words
Q&A: Ratankumar Gupta, Author of 'Faith-A Dozen Life Stories'
Ratankumar Gupta works as a senior manager in a multinational financial services company. He lives with his family in Pune. He has recently come out with the book, Faith - A Dozen Life Stories, which is an enthralling collection of twelve short stories with intense characterisation and exquisitely drawn plots inspired by real life events. Each storyline ends with a twist that makes it an enjoyable read.
Ridhi Malhotra
18 Mar, 2021 1.3K words
Q&A: Sharanya Singh, Author of 'Hamartia'
Sharanya Singh, hailing from Patna, is a 17-year-old author, poet, and writer. It is her ambition to work in the mental health field as a psychologist as well as to work at the international level, advocating for children, animals and the environment. She wishes to work for the betterment of the world forever and hopes to contribute to the making of a peaceful and sustainable world. She has recently come out with the poetry book Hamartia.
Ridhi Malhotra
16 Mar, 2021 920 words

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Q&A: Dr. Sunil Srinivasan, Author of 'Searching for Aaran'

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Q&A: Shrutee Choudhary, Author of 'A Garage Sale of Lovelorn Things'

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Q&A: Jayanthi K. Manikandan, Author of 'Unboxed!: My American Life'

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Q&A: Avro Mukerji, Author of 'Few Urban Thoughts'

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Q&A: Kanika Saxena, Author of 'Are Teeny Tiny Stress Triggers Troubling You?'

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Q&A: Sunil Bhave, Author of 'Me and My Rottweiler'

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Q&A: Mohul Bhowmick, Author of 'Seeking Kathmandu'

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Q&A: Vikram Singh, Author of 'Mystery of the Urban Monks'

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Q&A: Kuldip Verma, Author of 'Path Breaking Journey'

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Book Review: 'Dauntless Maverick' by Jaikishan Kalawapudi

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Q&A: Anandajit Goswami, Author of 'Lucy 3: Lucy And The Rise Of The Parabola'

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Q&A: Sahana Ahmed, Author of 'Combat Skirts'

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Q&A: Kavita Bhatnagar, Author of 'Second Chance'

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Q&A: Richa Gupta, Author of 'Slices of Life'

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Q&A: Suresh K. Govind, Author of 'Conquer Your Beliefs'

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Q&A: Suresh Thripunithura, Author of 'The Return: Pictorial Poems'

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Q&A: Ajinkya Deshmukh, Author of 'The Shining Warrior'

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Q&A: Krishnan S, Author of 'Elephant Hued'

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Q&A: Ratankumar Gupta, Author of 'Faith-A Dozen Life Stories'

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Q&A: Sharanya Singh, Author of 'Hamartia'

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