Amateur Author - Author of Extracts...From The Life - 12 Short Stories

  Today's interesting trivia is about a poet, an artist and a write - William Blake.   "Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright, In The Forest Of The Night"   These are the lines from his famous poem - The Tyger An interesting piece of information about him is that he use the engrave or etch his poems on Copper plates. He was a professional engraver too. Watch the video of the same on my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSnYPpfUlLM

  Nine Stories...Nine Women ... that is  Nine On Nine for you. Written by Nandita C Puri, this book is a collection of women centric stories with some deep emotions etched in them. I have always been a Short Story person and that's why I picked up this book. Simple reads and considerably fine stories with decent plot. However, I did feel some gloom and dullness while I read few stories. But on the whole, definitely readable. Reviewed By, Shilpa Bhat Kaushik Author of the Book - Extracts...From The Life - 12 Short Stories

  Watch me on YouTube channel Tulu Kannika talking about my book - Extracts...From The Life - 12 Short Stories and some interesting conversation with the host Shwetha Kotian. Link of the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxmTETSlfeE&t=4s It was an absolute fun interacting with Shwetha. Do check out the book - Extracts...From the Life - 12 Short Stories which is available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited Book Link -  https://www.amazon.in/dp/B08V939P44

 Review time again. "And they lived Happily ever after" Another love story-a sweet one - The Princess and the Superstar: Sravanapura Royals (Book 2)  Author - Preethi Venugopala This book is a complete bollywood masala. It has suspense, thrill, tragedy and yes of course ROMANCE and a lot of it :) Kind of a fairy tale story.  Kudos to the author's creativity to build an imaginary kingdom of Sravanapura and the royals and weave a story around it. Those who love bollywood movies will enjoy this book. A pleasing and joyful read. 

    Listen to me talk about my book, my journey towards writing the book and about being and author or writer on OM Studio Podcast:   https://anchor.fm/nisha-choradia/episodes/The-Unrevealed-Journey-of-an-Author-Shilpa-Bhat-etu793?fbclid=IwAR2_uj8D6SpfszckTeMIivPADc8ZUnARgDcI_jdO9DL37F6cYPg-wDatebA   Release date - 31st Mar Guest Speaker - Shilpa Bhat Kaushik Host - Nisha Choradi                    

  Kandu, our Indian mongrel, was just 3 weeks old when I got her home. Being the youngest in the family, she was pampered the most. This made her a little stubborn and spoilt at times. As she grew up, she still remained stubborn. Whenever, we admonished her, she would go towards the staircase which led to our terrace and sit on the stairs, her back facing us, refusing to look at our faces. We had to then pacify her. My dad would call her nakhrewali . Kandu had a strange relationship with our newspaper boy. If there ever will be a sport in flinging newspapers, our newspaper boy would definitely bring the gold for the country. Every morning, our newspaper boy would expertly fling the newspaper from a distance, directing it in such a way that it would cross our boundary wall and land straight on Kandu’s back. This would be followed by a small yelp from our nakhrewali. Initially, we wondered if this was done intentionally, but later realised that it was just the timing which was perfect ev