Leo
1. I was on B.B.C. Television as a child for a program called along with my twin brother –“Let’s make a story.’ 2. I am eccentric. 3. I do not conform, as I believe conforming hampers imagination, courage and growth.
My greatest fear is ‘Fear’ itself. Once I overcome ‘it’ there will be nothing to fear.
My greatest achievement is writing a book for adults that caused a stir. It touched a chord and polarized the community.
My son getting into Harvard
The death of my father,- the former Editor of The Times of India.
Barrack Obama
John Galt-Ayn Rand
Snape in J.K. Rowlings Harry Potter
Ayn Rand, Leon Uris, and J.K. Rowling
The Fountainhead, Anna Karenina, Gone with the Wind, The Thorn birds, and To kill a Mocking bird.
To kill a Mocking bird and Atlas Shrugged
Quo Vadis, The Sound of Music, Mamma Mia, The Officer and The Gentleman, and Pretty Woman
That I could fly-not only on the wings of my imagination high in the sky. I would look down on mortals, and say, “ How silly is humankind. We make much ado about nothing!”
“ I loved my life, but I know that the other side hold greater wonders… more than you and I can ever believe!”
I would chose London for my childhood, Bombay for my adolescent life, and a combination of Singapore and New Delhi for my silver years.
To write with abandon, fearless of the consequences.
A Grain of Truth, which I have.
Writer’s are whimsical, idiosyncratic and moody and I epitomize all these traits.
Both in equal measure.
Creativity is an art, peddling it is a craft!
Yes- I believe that writing comes to you from a power that knows no limitations and manifests on paper on its own accord- a ‘Stylus God’ if there was such a thing.
Reading on why human beings- are self-destructive and destroy not only themselves, but other humans as well, in their wake.
Allow your soul to express itself with no limits. Soar like an eagle for you have only one life.
Seema spent her early childhood in Egypt and England. Graduating from Bombay, she later journeyed through Singapore, Colombo, Shanghai and Jakarta, as an expatriate. It was during this time that she discovered the ‘joy of writing’.
Witticisms and banter dot her writing for Seema loves transports her young readers to another world.
Children fly on the wings of her creativity as she whisks through the world of talking tadpoles, leaping leprechauns, dumpy-frumpy frogs, and errant elves.
The Mouse and The Flying Lamborghini is her fourth work after The Bumblebees and Other Stories, The Chattering Forest and A Grain of Truth- a collection of short stories for adults, expressing human frailties in darkness and in light.
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