Books
Pisces
I wanted to become a neurosurgeon, I did zip liner from 53 floors at Pattaya, I did underwater too!
Having no me time for long!
My greatest achievement is yet to come but as of now, my step to leave my work and enter the world of writing at an age of 38 is my greatest achievement so far.
By God's grace I am always supported by my friends and family so never felt too low.
J K Rowling , she is my role model.
My favourite is a heroine .....June Osborne from Handmaid's tale
Mr. Ripley of the talented Mr. Ripley by Patricia Highsmith
Saratchandra Chattopadhyay, Sue Townsend, Paulo Coelho, Richard Bach, Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, Elif Shafak, Agatha Christie, Ashapurna Devi, Premchand, Enid Blyton, Herman Hesse, Osamu Tezuka, ....the list is endless...
Adrian Mole's diary, Palace of illusion, Illusion by Richard Bach , Sidhhartha by Herman Hesse, Buddha Series by Osamu Tezuka, Srikanta by Sharatchandra, Veronica decides to die by Paulo Coelho
I rarely re-read a book ....but I can reread Agatha Christie
Roman Holiday, The notebook, Her, Forrest Gump, Three idiots
The art of being always happy!
She was a great author, loved her stories!
A neat and clean hilly place. Time period is no problem. Any time is good time. A cute little bungalow with a garden. At any stage of my life I wanted this... and hope in my silver years I get to live that way! Just like Ruskin Bond.
To write even better.
The books that had been written were best written by the authors who wrote them. I have a few amazing ideas up my sleeve. Hope one day I will write them too!
I wake up at 5:30 pm and write in my study at home. In the evenings sometimes I write at home or go to my favourite Spring Club Library or any Starbucks cafe to write while sipping coffee.
Silence
Cool!
No superstition as of yet.
My guilty reading pleasure is that I am a very slow reader, because I get lost in the book world and start thinking my own aspects.
Just believe in yourself. It is not a bed of roses. Perseverance is the key. Try to enjoy the path.
An introvert book lover who desires to touch the heart of as many readers as possible with her stories.
Nita may be best described as a lazy bookworm who utilizes her moments of feeling out of place in a social gathering by observing people around her and plotting short stories. Knitting stories around relationships, emotional needs and various perceptions that build up the drama of life is her forte. Most of her short stories and travelogues have been featured in popular magazines such as Women's era, Alive and Airports India.
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