Books
Leo
I am a modest, humble person. Hence people don’t know, all my close friends are fat, I think fat people have a large heart, I am much more emotional than I appear to be
Losing my near and dear ones
Being able to be a good person, in my opinion. In a worldly sense, have achieved a very senior position in my profession and have also been recognized for my literary pursuits.
Getting featured in leading newspapers and publications for my literary pursuits as well as for my achievements as a Business Development professional.
Witnessing personal relationships getting spoilt in a quagmire of ego, selfish motives and insensitivity.
My parents
Oliver, from Erich Segal’s “Love Story”
Professor Moriarty
Erich Segal, Paulo Coelho, Alexandre Dumas, Dan Brown, Arthur Conan Doyle
Love Story, Oliver’s Story, The Count of Monte Cristo, The Diary of Anne Frank, Digital Fortress
The Count of Monte Cristo
Notting Hill, Love Story, The Pursuit of Happyness, Cast Away, Braveheart
Go back in time. Press the rewind button.
Lived every moment, created moments forever
I would have liked to live in the same period and in the same country.
Be a magician
Love Story
I generally write late at night. At home or even during travel.
Music
It’s a small world
No superstition as such, but I believe in giving long breaks of weeks or months during the process. This is just to get out of the pre-set plan for the storyline and do an independent, unbiased review
Random online reading including short stories, perspectives, articles, historical accounts that may not necessarily be of high literary value.
Keep writing constantly, frenetically, as much as you can, with the patience to keep refining your stories until you are convinced that you have authored something worth reading.
Anupam Dasgupta writes contemporary fiction largely based on his personal experiences and observations. He firmly believes in the adage, “truth is stranger than fiction” and is of the opinion that the world around us is full of interesting events and colourful characters. “From Yesterday” is Anupam’s second novel. His debut novel “Salsa!” was released in May 2013 and was subsequently re-published as “Salsa World is a small place” in February 2014. His interviews and articles related to the book were featured in leading Indian dailies like “The Times of India”, “The Hindu”, “The New Indian Express” and “Deccan Chronicle”. Anupam has done his Bachelors in Engineering from Jadavpur University and MBA from IIM Indore. He has worked for more than a decade across roles in Business Development, Consulting and Strategic Planning. He currently works and lives in Bangalore, India. Besides his passion for writing, Anupam has an ear for soulful music and loves singing. He is also an avid follower of Latin dance forms and a keen social dancer. Anupam can be reached at dasgupta.anupam@ ymail.com.
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