Monday, 1 March 2021

EXCHANGING WORDS WITH AVISHEK SINGH

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AUTHOR’S BIO :

Avishek is a teacher by profession and has been writing plays and stories for the last twenty years. A good number of his plays have been staged at different platforms.
 
As an enthusiast blogger, he keeps on writing motivational blogs and speeches which have been delivered by his students at various podiums.
 1. Who and what inspired you to write? 
 
Writing has been my passion since childhood. I remember, once upon a time, I used to dream about becoming a Hindi poet. Maybe reading poems of Mahadevi Verma, Sumitra Nandan Pant and other such great names in the world of Hindi literature, germinated the seed of writing in me. Being an avid reader, I used to devour any Hindi literature classic, I could lay my hands on. The idea of writing something like them was very strongly seeded in my mind. And thus, I started writing Hindi poems and plays since my teenage. So for me, the inspiration came from there. Apart from the school curriculum, I was introduced to English literature much later in my life.
 
2. What challenges did you face while writing and getting published?
 
Thankfully, I did my schooling from a great missionary school in the area, De Nobili School. It is run by Jesuits and has a glorious history of about 75 years. So though, I have a technical background in my higher education, but then too I have sufficient command over the English Language. So writing was never a problem. 
The problem in the initial stage came from an unexpected quarter and that was, I cannot sit for long durations due to my medical problems. So, I took very long to complete the book.
Getting the book published was another battle. Having no idea about the publishing industry and it's working made me face numerous rejections.
 
 3. How did you come to know about the literary agency THE BOOK BAKERS?  
 
Thankfully, I got the cell number of Sri Suhail Mathur, founder of The Book Bakers Literary Agency from a website. I contacted him and sought his help. He was very quick to break the ice and after going through my stories, he agreed to introduce me to the world of publishing. And then as I feel, rest is history for me.
 
 
4. How did THE BOOK BAKERS help you and what would you like to say about them ? 
 
I strongly believe in destiny. As I mentioned in my last answer, Sri Suhail Mathur was like god sent to me. He not only introduced me to the nuances of the publishing world but also guided me in creating a brand value for my book. 
The Book Bakers Literary agency undoubtedly stand at the top rung in the industry. Their friendly attitude rightly mixed with astute professionalism is something which should be imbibed by every aspiring literary agency.
 
 
5. How supportive is your publisher of your work?
 
Ans: I consider myself to be lucky that I got Locksley Hall Publishing LLP as the publisher of my debut novel. They had been very supportive during the entire process. Apart from maintaining topmost quality in their printing they also provided many complimentary services like making the promotional banners and a top-class book trailer. They have a very efficient marketing team lead by Avantika Sinha. She is constantly taking care of the book marketing needs as well as making the presence of the book prominent in social media. Surely Locksley Hall Publishing LLP is a dream come true for any author.
 
6. How do you see literary success for yourself?
 
This one is surely difficult to answer. I feel that over the years, the reading habit of masses has gone down due to two prominent reasons. First is inadvertently the rise of visual media like films and web series over books, and secondly, more and more authors aspiring to create literature. In the process, most of them forget that for any medium to succeed, it needs to be entertaining. The writers wrote, not to tell a story but to get recognised as a man or woman of literature. So ultimately the more entertaining mediums passed over and the reading habit of people slowly died. Perhaps this is one of the major reasons why fiction is lagging behind nonfiction, in the present publishing scenario. 

We need books to entertain. Whenever books like ‘Harry Potter’ or ‘Five point someone’ comes into the market, people will start reading just to know what is there in those books.
So, for me, literary success is when I see my readers fully satisfied with the stories in my book. They should be satisfied that their investment behind my book is not wasted.
 
7. When can we expect your next book?
 
 My next book is titled ‘SAMYANTAKA’. It is a historical mythological fiction written especially for children and young adults. I have already completed writing the book and it is in the final stage of editing on my end. Once it is done, I will be sending the manuscript to Sri Suhail Mathur of The Book Bakers Agency and hopefully, some result will come out soon.
So, you can expect something good coming up in the next few months.
 
8. How has your experience being working with Locksley Hall Publishing ?
 
As I have mentioned earlier, Locksley Hall Publishing is a dream come true for any author. Working with them had been surely a wonderful experience. And if given a chance, I would certainly like to work with them again. 
 
9. Any message or tips for aspiring authors?
 
I would tell them, write whatever comes into your mind. Don't underestimate yourself and don't keep any bars. Also don’t hesitate to take help of professionals where ever it is needed. And all the best.


BOOK NAME : POSSESSED
PUBLISHER : LOCKSLEY HALL PUBLISHING

BOOK SYNOPSIS/BLURB : 

Enter a mysterious world of eerie situations and dark characters. 
 
A suspended police officer takes refuge in the house of an old lady, being cared for by a young governess until things go awry one fateful night.
 
A prostitute’s kinky customer decides to take her inside the jungle but they have little idea what awaits them there!
 
Two college students fall madly in love with each other. They decide to stay together ‘until death does them apart’. But destiny has some other plans.
 
The disappearance of a man’s estranged grandfather brings him face to face with a dark secret that could put his own life in danger.
 
Thrilling, intriguing and suspenseful, these creepy stories depict the darker side of beings, human and not, that are enough to send a shiver down your spine.

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Wednesday, 24 February 2021

EXCHANGING WORDS WITH ROHINI SATHE

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AUTHOR’S BIO :

Rohini Paranjpe Sathe studied and trained to be an economist, completing her graduation with an Economics major from Fergusson College, Pune University. She later did her Masters (Economics) followed by an M. Phil, from The Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, also then under Pune University, choosing for her thesis the study of expectations theories, focussing primarily on the Rational Expectations Hypothesis and its macroeconomic implications. She worked as a research assistant for a brief period at the Gokhale Institute, co-authoring a paper entitled “Keynesian, Monetarist and New Classical Economics and Short-run Dynamics of Output and Inflation in India” published in the economic journal, Prajnan.

Rohini returned to her first and enduring love, the pursuit of Hindustani classical music (vocal), re-schooling herself under the intensive tutelage of her Guru, Smt Madhuri Joshi, herself an accomplished classical vocalist. She imbibed the tenets of the Agra-Jaipur gharana and became obsessed with the khayal and its inherent leisurely unfolding and exposition of the underlying Ragas. She is also a composer of bandishes both in the pure classical and semi classical formats. 

She has been writing regularly since the past eight years, her articles comprising her reflections on topical as well as personal subjects, having been published by Talking Cranes on their website. She still continues to blog (www.rohiniparanjpesathe.com), adding to this stream of articles and writing book and film reviews as well. She gravitated towards fiction, her stories centring around the emotional flux that individuals undergo in response to life’s intermittent challenges. Her collection of stories, Of Swans and Songs, was published in 2019. Her first novel, Being Good Enough, has been recently published.

Apart from attending concerts, a natural requisite and extension of her profile as singer, she loves watching and reviewing films, and reading and discussing books. She enjoys travelling across the world and then sharing her experiences gathered from exposure to different cultures, peoples, heritages, ideologies, art, architecture and cuisines. 

She lives in Pune with her husband, Shireesh. Her daughter, Urmila, lives and works in the United States with her husband, Sumit. 

1. Who and what inspired you to write? 
 
A school friend, Lila Ravichandran, and my music Guru, Dr Madhuritai Joshi, were convinced I could and should write and they had in turn tried to convince me. But I would shrug it off. Then it so happened that a medical problem brought a several-months-long hiatus in my daily riyaz, and as a means to fill the ensuing vacuum, I turned to writing. Words literally came to my rescue. All the emotional churning that is music poured itself out in the form of articles and stories. 
I revel in the complexities of human thought and emotion. Love, lust, longing, greed, ambition, piety, mercy, compassion, honesty, deceit, there is so much that makes us the humans we are. It’s all extremely fascinating, an abundance of food for thought and material to write, inspiring my stories.  
 
2. What challenges did you face while writing and getting published?
  
So far writing per se hasn’t presented many challenges. Yes, there are days when the story doesn’t move forward or I am unhappy with what I’ve written, with the style or the substance or both, but that’s okay. Art cannot be manufactured at will, creativity doesn’t flow from a tap, I accept that, and I wait. During the waiting, oftentimes ideas that were nebulous become clearer, new angles or dimensions to plot and characters present themselves, and then the block melts away and I’m hammering away again at my computer. On occasion, I have had to do an extra spot of research, checking details that feature in the manuscript, and that can take time and/or more effort than I had bargained for. But I enjoy that. I look at it as a learning opportunity and I am the richer for it. 
 
Getting published is extremely hard. Sending your author and book résumé to publishers and then getting either rejected or neglected, that simply batters your self-esteem. Then you pick yourself up and do it all over again until some brave person, Suhail Mathur in my case, puts their faith in you and in the quality of your writing. Sunny days, after that!
 
 3. How did you come to know about the literary agency THE BOOK BAKERS?  
 
Through my editor, Samarpita Mukherjee Sharma. She is one amazingly helpful person who stepped up beyond her role of manuscript editor. She brought me names of whom I could send my publication proposal to. Suhail Mathur’s The Book Bakers came from her.
 
4. How did THE BOOK BAKERS help you and what would you like to say about them ? 
 
From day one, I was assured that they would do their best to see my book through and that I would get a good publishing contract within the stipulated period. That made me breathe easy. I was spared the entire agony of doing publishers’ rounds, spared the fear of rejection looming large behind every door I may knock. 
And they delivered! And how! Everything was just smooth sailing. 
 
Also, The Book Bakers designed the cover of Being Good Enough. That process was also smooth. All I did was to tell them what I had in mind, what I did and didn’t like, and voila! My cover was ready! It’s beautiful, exactly how I wanted it. Not judging a book by its cover is all very well, but in today’s world, first impressions count a lot. And it has been hugely appreciated. 
 
5. How supportive is your publisher of your work?
 
Oh, Locksley Hall Publishing accepted it entirely. They intermittently post about my book, either through a trailer or a banner, and that keeps my book out there for all to notice, piquing reader curiosity, encouraging sales and readership. I am happy.
 
6. How do you see literary success for yourself?
 
See, I write what I know, what I feel. If the reader feels that too when they read my words, if they connect with where I’m coming from and accept it, I have succeeded. 
Yes, I would like more and more people to read my work. But I also want the reading to be fruitful. My words should encourage them towards an acceptance that there are all sorts of people and emotions and experiences, and that the boundaries of our own individual realities should not limit our understanding of the world out there.  
 
7. When can we expect your next book?
 
Well, I am writing it. So hopefully, soon! It is a novel and inspired by my love of music. 
 
8. How has your experience being working with Locksley Hall Publishing ? 
 
Hassle-free, smooth, marked by trust and respect. 
 
9. Any message or tips for aspiring authors?
 
The same that I tell myself every time I write: be honest. Write what you know, don’t pretend. And, breathe. Writing is pure joy. Feel that joy, cherish it.

BOOK NAME : BEING GOOD ENOUGH
PUBLISHER : LOCKSLEY HALL PUBLISHING

BOOK SYNOPSIS/BLURB : 

Jyoti lives a hard life in Mumbai, hiding from her turbulent past, and struggling to give her son the best future possible. 
That past, however, inexorably catches up with her.
And thus her life unfolds: her promiscuous youth, the religious divides and patriarchal dictates that she had flouted, the cruel price they exact. Leaping from one impetuous choice to another, she learns to survive, rebuilding her life time and again. 
But will peace ever be hers? Will she secure her son’s future? She despairs, though she has lowered her bar of expectations from the good to the good enough. And the resilient optimist in her hopes again… 


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Wednesday, 17 February 2021

EXCHANGING WORDS WITH GANESH LATH

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Author's Bio : 

Ganesh Lath belongs to the business community of Nepal.  
A Karate Black Belt in his younger days, he now loves to practice Vipasana meditation. 
Ganesh has been writing for the last three decades. ANURADHA BHAVAN was first published, in the Nepalese language, in Nepal. His other published works are Chhammiya and Aghatit (satirical novel). His next book, Chhamadaan, is in the process of being published.

1. Who and what inspired you to write? 

It is a very difficult question to answer. Although I started reading approximately at the age of 13 but my mind always created its own unintended stories since I can remember. A connection to my created characters started taking shape after I read books of Bed Prakash Sharma, Karnal Ranjit, Om Prakash Sharma & Gulshan Nanda. It was difficult for me pen my thoughts into a story. Gradually, my reading interest moved towards the book written by Munsi Premchand, Hajari Prasad Dwedi and Faneswar Das Renu etc. I wrote some poems and articles in Nepali and Hindi as my stream of thoughts started flowing. In the later phase, I came across the books written by Dr. Taslima Nasrin, Sudha Murthy and Khuswant Singh. I believe these authors and their skill of expression sublimely inspired me to write. 

2. What challenges did you face while writing and getting published?

Sketching the outline of the story in my mind came easy but “How and where to start from” was the serious challenge for me. I searched for implacable answers on google search, contacted a few authors known to me. But I could not find a proper answer that could nearly solve my problem. It was a bigger complication than finding a decent time to right out of my work and family. Eventually, I completed the first manuscript starting from the cremation place and ending at the same.
 
Being the first one to write professionally in my family and friends, every step ahead was unknown and complicated. It was very challenging to get a reply from the publishers I reached out to. Ultimately, after a very long haul, Lipi Prakashan, Kathmandu, Nepal, trusted my story and lend their hand forward.
 
I was still a learner, when my readers suggested me to publish Anuradha Bhawan in English language to expend it’s readership out of Nepal. In those days publishers were not very keen on publishing a fiction novel in English. I was overwhelmed to find a renowned author-Mahesh Paudel, who agreed to beautifully translate my book in English and I could trust him with my story. 
 
I faced an even bigger challenge to find a publisher in India. After reaching out to approx. 50 publishers, only few of them replied, that too with a note of apology. Some of who agreed, had unacceptable conditions after which I came in contact with The books Bakers as a literary agent and shook hands with them.
 
 3. How did you come to know about the literary agency THE BOOK BAKERS?  

I was researching all the suitable publishers in India through google. Fortunately, I was able to get details about The Book Bakers and fell comfortable with their process. Being totally unaware about the role of literary agent, it took a few rounds of talk with Mr. Suhail Mathur to learn the real process of publishing in India.

 
4. How did THE BOOK BAKERS help you and what would you like to say about them?
 
The Book Bakers acknowledged my email with my first three chapters, synopsis and a small introduction of me and asked me to share the complete manuscript. TBB took a couple of months to review my story and later committed to support me.
 
They helped me with content editing, designing a very relevant cover page and finding a respected publisher. In addition, Suhail Mathur directed and supported me in finalization of terms and conditions with the publisher Locksley Hall Publishing. 
 
5. How supportive is your publisher of your work?
 
They are very professional, precise and punctual in their practice.
 
6. How do you see literary success for yourself?
 
As someone said, “to achieve something, you first need to start dreaming about it at the daytime with wide open eyes”. I started my literary journey with the same and later put an action to it. I was not very experienced in writing but was highly ambitious. With a lot of ups and downs along with some bends and curves, I stumbled but didn’t stop my journey.
 
When my first book got published, it didn’t get enough readership. However, It helped me collect a lot of constructive comments and appeared as a key to open the door of success in the field of writing. 
 
My second book- Chhamiya (Collection of Satirical Stories/ Nepalese Language) got huge acceptability in the market. Readers started acknowledging my writing and started sharing their love. My third book- Aghatit (Satirical Novel/Nepalese Language) finally provided me the identity of respected Author. It was overwhelming, when a renowned Social Organization, Chitwan Sahitya Parishad awarded my third book. I still consider myself as a learner and the process of writing itself is a success for me. 
 
7. When can we expect your next book?

My fourth book- Kshamadaan (Fiction- Nepalese Language) is due to get published within couple of weeks.
The manuscript of my fifth book is in final stage. Hoping, it will be published within this year. 
As far as book publishing in India is concerned, Aghatit is in process of translation from Nepalese Language to English. As soon as it is completed, I will put it forward to TBB and ask for their guidance in the same.
 
8. How has your experience being working with Locksley Hall Publishing ? 

My experience has been very advantageous as I have learnt a lot of things from them in this process and I hope I have been able to profit them in slightest of manner.
 
 Good. I learnt a lot of things from them.
 
9. Any message or tips for aspiring authors?

I would encourage them to start writing without caring much about what seems odd or ugly, obscured or clumsy. Just continue writing and reading.
 
Read other’s writing and your own writing as a reader as much as possible. Never hesitate to make a change, crop or alter what you have written until it makes sense. If any idea or theme clicks your mind, don’t wait for anything and note it down immediately, even if you are half asleep or in the bathroom. It has worked pretty well for me and I hope more can benefit from this.

BOOK NAME : ANURADHA BHAVAN
PUBLISHER : LOCKSLEY HALL PUBLISHING

BOOK SYNOPSIS/BLURB : 

Two brothers, Biraju & Saraju, lose their father at a young age. While they love each other, they hate each other’s way of living.
 
Their widowed mother, Anuradha, stands like a rock and fights with the world outside as well as her inner self as she battles several ailments at once.
 
Sarswati,  Biraju’s child bride, experiences differences between being a daughter and a daughter in law at a young age of 14.
 
As situations toughen, will Biraju be compelled to give his education or overcome this obstacle? Will Anuradha manage to change her family’s life of adversity for the better?
 
Will the two brothers be able to reunite?
 
Narrated by a mysterious entity, devour a fascinating human drama that explores the trials and tribulations of one family wreaked by the death of a family member and unravel the secret of the narrator’s identity!

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Monday, 15 February 2021

EXCHANGING WORDS WITH SANDHYA RANGANATHAN

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AUTHOR’S BIO : 

Sandhya is a dreamer, a writer and a globetrotter. She enjoys pottering around her home and garden in Bangalore with her human and feline adopted babies. She has published an illustrated children’s book, “Mia finds a home,” under the pen name, Sandy. She currently heads a Technical Communications team in an MNC and is an inclusion and diversity champion. Her fiction novel is awaiting publication and she has started working on a mystery book. Her site is varnika.co.

1. Who and what inspired you to write? 
 
When I was a child, my father was in the Army and had to go on inspections. He would travel by train and always return with one comic book for me picked up from the book carts in the train stations. I would wait for that comic. Before I could read properly, my mother would patiently read out stories endlessly to me. She was also fascinated by the world of Dumbo and Chip n Dale et al. 
 
I then graduated to Enid Blyton books and devoured all the children’s books in Army Club libraries wherever we were posted. I lived in the world of comics and books, and when I wasn’t reading, I was dreaming of characters and stories. There was never any thought in my mind other than that of being a writer. So I guess my inspirations are my parents for getting and reading comics to me, and taking me to libraries. Also, to Harvey Comics, Looney Tunes and all the wonderful comics published in the ‘70s that seem to have disappeared now.
 
2. What challenges did you face while writing and getting published?
 
I have a full-time job and I’m a single Mom, so this combination has successfully derailed my writing multiple times over the years. I can write only in fits and starts and keep losing continuity of thought and inspiration. I have to snatch time to write late nights and weekends, but I keep persisting. I was actually completing my fiction novel, when my father wrote his first draft of his autobiography, Burma to Bangalore. I then got drawn into that project when my father fell ill, editing, structuring, adding more stories and eventually rewriting it to make it more interesting to read across generations and families. I collaborated with my sister, Priya, on the stories and she took care of the photos. 
 
Publishing went smoothly. I was already in touch with the enterprising Suhail Mathur of The Book Bakers literary agency and he took it upon himself to get a publisher to publish the book in time for my father’s 88th birthday. He soon got a contract from Locksley Hall Publishing and we could release it on his birthday. So grateful and thankful to both agencies. 
 
 3. How did you come to know about the literary agency THE BOOK BAKERS?  
 
I researched online about top literary agencies in India and The Book Bakers was listed amongst them. When I reached out to Suhail Mathur from The Book Bakers, I got a very prompt response and signed up with them right away.
 
4. How did THE BOOK BAKERS help you and what would you like to say about them ? 
 
The Book Bakers literary agency is synonymous with Suhail Mathur and the words that come to mind are swift, responsive, connected and savvy about the publishing world, resourceful, empathetic, personal touch, coaching, encouraging, dynamic… you get the picture.
 
In addition to rapidly getting me a publisher, they designed a terrific cover that is evocative and checks all the boxes. I love how it’s turned out and it has been universally admired. 
 
The Book Bakers have a prolific track record getting hundreds of contracts, and growing steadily through the pandemic when most publishing had ground to a halt. They were the first to conduct a huge online Lit Fest featuring hundreds of authors and bolstering them in their career. Speaking at this fest did give me the impetus to go ahead and complete writing.
 
5. How supportive is your publisher of your work?
 
Locksley Hall Publishing have been highly supportive of Burma to Bangalore. Despite having a heavy publishing line-up, they worked out the schedule to accommodate release on my father’s birthday. They did an author interview of my father and me and supported me in marketing and promotions.
 
6. How do you see literary success for yourself?
 
I want to write and write and write. I want what I write to be published. I want what I published to be read. And I hope people like what they read and come back to read more of my writing. As simple as that. I’ve started a little late so I need to hurry up and catch up with my writing backlog. 
 
7. When can we expect your next book?
 
My fiction novel is ready. I’m making the final editing comments and hope The Book Bakers can find a publisher for it soon.
 
8. How has your experience being working with Locksley Hall Publishing ? 
 
Prompt, interactive, great print quality. The black and white photos look terrific. 

9. Any message or tips for aspiring authors?
 
Keep writing. Keep improving. And sign up with The Book Bakers literary agency.

BOOK NAME : BURMA TO BANGALORE
PUBLISHER : LOCKSLEY HALL PUBLISHING
 
BOOK SYNOPSIS/BLURB : Ranga was an irrepressible boy growing up in Burma, happy in his family circle, when the Japanese bombed Rangoon and their lives changed in the flash of a second. The family had to flee and start afresh in an India caught in the throes of the freedom struggle. 
 
He found his path in life serving as an Army Officer in the Territorial Army and fighting in three wars. His personal life was nomadic with family, friends and colleagues crossing and crisscrossing his path. Like the mighty Indian Railways taking him to various military postings and roaring through scenic and stark terrains, in sunny and stormy weather; his life, and the lives of those around him, go through its ups and downs. 
 
Burma to Bangalore is an engaging account of a boy, an officer, and a veteran, as his memories go marching past. 

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Thursday, 11 February 2021

EXCHANGING WORDS WITH VIJAY CHOPRA

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AUTHOR’S BIO :

An alumnus of DCE & FMS, Delhi - MBA and Ph.D., Dr. Vijay Chopra is a Motivational Guru, Life-coach, Educationist, and Founder Director of Delhi Business School. He is a Management Consultant with over 45 years in Industry, Management Development, and Education. A recipient of several prestigious awards, he has conducted hundreds of workshops on “Success That Succeeds - True Success - over the past 18 years, touching over 1 lac lives. He is an awarded author on Corporate Strategy and Structure.

1. Who and what inspired you to write?

 I have mostly been an original thinker in the realm of making big value addition to the lives of people. This book emanates from the same guiding philosophy. It was not scalable for me to take my program "Success That Succeeds" to thousands of people in smaller in-person programs off late, which I had been conducting for almost 2 decades traveling the length and breadth of the country, hence "Life beyond Limits" to serve people.

 2. What challenges did you face while writing and getting published?

The first challenge was to put together my ideas in a logical, lucid and effective way without losing the essence of the core concepts and learnings. The second and bigger challenge as I realised later was to find a good publisher, who could appreciate the ideas and potential impact from this book. 

 3. How did you come to know about the literary agency THE BOOK BAKERS?

I was fortunate, and it was almost serendipity to be introduced to Book Bakers through a contact of my son.

4. How did THE BOOK BAKERS help you and what would you like to say about them? 

 The Book Bakers were immensely supportive and  swung into action almost immediately and Suhail from their team put wings to the project. Truly remarkable experience collaborating with them.

5. How supportive is your publisher of your work?

The LHP team - as in the publishers took full care to put this on highest priority, literally breaking the queue to get this up and live on 1st Jan 2021 as requested. There was minimal effort required for corrections etc and that made the journey rather facile.

6. How do you see literary success for yourself?
I see my literary success as an inspiring movement forward for making radical improvement in the life of people. This journey will continue.

7. When can we expect your next book?
I am already at advanced stages of my next book completion and on another very vital subject. Should be ready in due course.

8. How has your experience being working with Locksley Hall Publishing?

 My experience of working with LHP has been extremely satisfying and memorable. Looking forward to more such collaborations in the future.

9. Any message or tips for aspiring authors?

My message for aspiring authors is :God has given immense innate potential to all human beings. To tap it, never think small, have big noble dreams, and believe in the power of your pen to make the big impact, as you have something special which can connect you with people's lives and inspire them.

BOOK NAME: LIFE BEYOND LIMITS

PUBLISHER: LOCKSLEY HALL PUBLISHING 

 

BOOK SYNOPSIS/BLURB :

This book takes the reader deep inside them, helps them realize and get connected to their all powerful inner real-self, and strike at the root cause of these problems for a lasting solution. So, if you wish to create the vision of an incredible future, develop a strong will power, tremendous self-confidence, positive mental attitude and necessary capabilities to achieve true success, read this easy to understand ultimate guide book today.

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https://www.pustakmandi.com/LIFE-BEYOND-LIMITS

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