Books
Gemini
My greatest achievement yet… Saudade: Road to Requiem
Khushwant Singh, Kiran Desai, Kazuo Ishiguro, Khalid Hosseini (I just noticed a pattern with K)
I’ve read Why I’m No Longer Talking To White People About Race by Reni Eddo Lodge more than a dozen times over the last six months. Before that, it was Beauty Myth by Naomi Wolf. This answer keeps changing, but has always been a Non-Fiction title.
Teleportation
She talked too loudly, laughed too openly and loved too passionately.
I’d become a linguist with fluency in at least 10 languages.
I wish I’d written both Kite Runner by Khalid Hosseini and Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
Anytime and anywhere.
Music!
I’ve a feeling…
Instagram bloggers.
Follow your instincts with passion.
SHREEN VAID, born in Jaipur, spent much of her childhood living and travelling across the length and breadth of India with her family. At thirteen, she went to study at Woodstock school, located in the Himalayan foothills. She then went on to the University of Manchester to study International Relations and Politics. These experiences transformed her understanding and appreciation of the differences in beliefs and cultures among her peers, inculcating the lifelong belief that diversity is the cornerstone of learning. This, her first novel, is based on the truths and tragedies inherent in our multiculturalism.
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