Books
Libra
For one, I’m hypomanic. Suffer from severe insomnia. Bipolar.
The day when my words, my prose, my rhymes fail me
Breaking norms, breaking the mould, being the college drop-out I be, to have had my own startup floated, at age 23, with a capital meagre as 36,000; then to have driven that startup to being where it today be, a 50+ employee company that is, having its presence across three cities in India - Mumbai, Hyderabad & Pune respectively, has to be, if not the greatest, but surely still, one of the more intellectually gratifying achievements have I pulled off.
21st Feb, 2016. Same date as the one in chapter one of EDGE OF LINK depicted.
Man, now thats one never ending list. Sports figures have never failed to intrigue me; but not just any random sportsperson. Aside from Mr. Sourav Ganguly, former Indian skipper, who still continues, undoubtedly and irrevocably to rule the list of people I most admire; here’s a few others I’d wish I could in some small, miniscule capacity emulate; emulate in terms of grit, passion, perseverance and zeal; emulate in terms of excellence, humility, demeanor, the never say die approach do they towards their game display. Here Goes - Mr. Rahul “The Wall’ Dravid, Ab Devilliers, Michael Schumacher, Brendon Mccullum, Rafael Nadal & Roger Federer.
Sherlock Holmes, of course!
Professor Moriarty, who else!
More often than not, the authors one grows up reading, end up making it as one’s favourites. In my case, top of list is, and shalt there remain - RK Narayan. Followed closely by JRR Tolkien. And then there's Charles Dickens, Victor Hugo and Enid Blyton. Names that turned my childhood colourful as it was.
The English Teacher, LOTR, A Tale Of Two Cities, The Hound Of The Baskervilles, Angels & Demons
The English Teacher by RK Narayan
Inception by Christopher Nolan, Interstellar by Christopher Nolan, Shutter Island, Rang De Basanti, Lakshya
If only could I my thoughts transmit into being words, straight to paper, without having to lift the quill.
And thence, Transcendence it were, transcendence in its most consummate, most profound form, just the way he’d imagined, and transcendence to him was to be with her, to feel her, feel her presence yet again, to see her but once more, and behold the sight of her looking back at him. Oh yes! He’s transcended to where she be.
Santacruz
Every book, every paragraph, every word, every punctuation in itself is an author’s original. It’d be naive to ever think - “I wish I’d written this book”. Nevertheless, I don’t rule out the possibility of rewriting LOTR in my fashion, and in my manner - A non-linear narrative, sprinkled with team leaps, set in a modern backdrop.
Find out the answer to this on my Youtube channel - Author Brendon. You’d realise I have some crazy, bordering on eccentricity, writing habits
Solitude
Dunno
Loads. For example - I’d write using only a pencil
Yet to discover
Be original folks.
Has it not been awhile since one read an Indian author sublime
and a story intriguing, capture your imagination which may the
way only a wizard may, or maybe an RK Narayan or Arundhati
Roy, or maybe some author of times vintage and days old, nay?
Time it is one read Author B R E N D O N.
Brendon is a 1990 born entrepreneur turned author. The
fact growing up he thrived reading legendary greats as the likes
of Victor Hugo, Charles Dickens, RK Narayan, Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle etc. Brendon naturally developed a keen affinity to English
Literature. Edge of Link trilogy marks his debut to the world
of words...Once but a college drop-out, Brendon now helms
one of the more influential HR Consulting Firms in Mumbai.
Were it in the year 2014 when he floated his start-up venture,
Excel Consulting. In less than two years from inception, EXCEL
operates on a scale of 50+ employees, and has its presence across
three geographies, viz: MUMBAI | PUNE | HYDERABAD.
“It’s but very recently that I took to writing as a full time
profession. My soul having been irreversibly assaulted by a
sinister rendezvous with destiny is what prompted me to lift the
quill. Writing, to me, is no longer an intricate passion, the way it
once used to be during my years of adolescence, but indeed, is
it but a variant of morphine, which keeps at bay the perennial &
excruciatingly incurable pain which flares up every-time I draw
an uncalled for breath. The way readers are taking to the book
is an experience humbling. Totally unexpected. Feels unreal the
book has garnered such positive reception. To write is a pleasure
while to be read is a treasure.” – Author B R E N D O N
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