On a gloomy Saturday afternoon, the sudden spark which
rightly poked me to turn on to the chirpy side was the invitation by writersmelon to attend TimesLitFestDelhi. Delhi talks literature.The venue, the schedule, the guests, speakers and the line
of events actually could not keep me back seat. Turning off the mundane
routines, shaking off those daily chores, I gathered my perfect literary spirit
to arrive there.
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| With eminent journalist Rajdeep Sardesai |
The venue- Maidens Hotel-The venue itself spoke of an
expression which narrated ideas, intellect and as far as my eyes could see
there were eminent writers, intellectuals, journalists, media personnel doing
their own bit. That was the charm of Times lit fest. Delhi had turned from the political capital
to the new literary hub.I was fortunate enough to be a part of few events on 28th November which started off with “Write India”
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| The magic begins |
Write India
This session was more of an interactive session with eminent
Authors. Their very own touch and style of writing endowed the audience with
comprehensive and synoptic methods and techniques for writing be it short
story or novel. Also the winners of "Write India" were felicitated.
There distinguished panel consisted of Amish Tripathi who gave some quick tips on style, content, characterization, sentence construction
and ideas, Ashwin Sanghi was witty enough to just give
the crux by saying “Write a story which stops the readers from going to bathroom”
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| Write India |
