From John Steinbeck and Toni Morrison to Rumaan Alam and Nora Ephron, from old to new, famous writers and authors have not only trashed the idea of writer’s block but they have also called it fiction, a question that hasn’t been solved yet and a concept that is most definitely a lie.
Author: Shouvik Banerjee
Shouvik Banerjee is the author of Seven Sundays, published by Hay House India. He also writes poetry and short-stories and talks about the Indian publishing industry on The Immortal Ink.
The Beggar
...I was sitting at one of the innumerable fast-food stalls spread around Dalhousie, their cheap allure and rich aroma attracting workers and beggars with equal eagerness. I looked up from my plate of stir-fried noodles at my uninvited guest – a bare-chested man...
Red balloon, Blue balloon
...because it impeccably matched the shiny red balloon she held dearly in one hand. Anshu looked up with pride...
Interview with STEM
As Paulo Coelho puts in The Alchemist, Maktub, so it was meant to be in my life too Last week, Shouvik Banerjee got interviewed for this years July issue of STEM magazine, UVO Corps digital magazine that deals with topics from scientific discoveries to charity. UVO Corp. is a leader in academic writing and have … Continue reading Interview with STEM
10 tips for writers who want to get published traditionally
Ten tips which I blindly followed to get my manuscript to the other side of the table.
