An afternoon well spent at The Gallery on MG, Delhi

It was an afternoon well spent in the company of writers & readers & the icing on the cake was the fact that all copies of 'The Girl Who Loved a Pirate' were sold out.

Thank you Readomania & literature corner for organising the 'Literary Carnival'.

Spoke at the Times Literature Festival (Delhi) & Bangalore Literature Festival

Had lovely time at the 'Times Literature Festival' from 28-30 Nov. Fabulous sessions, great atmosphere & exceptional hospitality. All those who attended my session & bought my books, thank you very much. Here are a few pictures. 

And here is the pciture with Preeti Shenoy, Sujata Parashar & Tuhin Sinha 

After the Delhi Times Literature Festival, I has a session at the wonderfully organised Bangalore Literature Festival on the 6th Dec at hotel Royal Orchid in Indiranagar. Made many new friends & got along really well with a bunch of fantastic authors & readers. Partied hard in the nights too in true Bangalorean style. 

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In New Indian Express, Bangalore.

In today's New Indian Express, Bangalore.
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In The Hindu (with Padma Laxmi)

When you wake up to see Padma Laxmi inches away from you. My interview that appeared last week in other cities is in The Hindu today (Metro Plus Delhi).

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At the Kumaon Literary Festival

Moderated an interesting session at the Kumaon Literary Festival on Sun, 25 Oct at Te Aroha with big names like Surender Mohan Pathak, Manjiri Prabhu & Piyush Jha in the panel. 

Met few pirates. Had lots of wine & gourmet food. Thank you, ‪#‎KumaonLitFest‬ for creating a truly experiential literature festival of its kind and treating the writers with so much respect. Specially loved the way the volunteers worked with smile on their faces. Sharing a few pictures here. 

4 Creative Writing Workshops in 7 days

I was fortunate to have been invited by the Madras Christian College in Chennai where I conducted workshops for literature students and the Visual Communication students on 12 Oct 14. On my return to Delhi, I conducted two more workshops.

My Creative Writing Workshops have benefited hundreds of aspiring writers in the last two years. Ever since quitting my job on 1 Jan 2014, I have conducted more than 30 such workshops.

Madras Christian College (Visual Arts department) 

Madras Christian College (Literature department) 

 Delhi Commerce & Arts College

At Le Meridien hotel, New Delhi