The Women Writers Fest has always been a space for free, unhindered conversation, and sharing of thoughts and opinions; the 19th event was no different. It brought to the fore a new and interesting face of Gurgaon that has been hitherto unseen.
In an interview with SheThePeople, Andaleeb Wajid talks about her writing process, why she chooses romance and horror, and what it takes to self-publish.
Andaleeb Wajid discussed with Kanchana Banerjee her latest book series Jasmine Villa, her inclination towards romance and horror genres, the technicalities of publishing, and the inspiration behind her writing.
In her debut book, ‘Mis(s)adventures Of A Sales Girl’, Aashisha Chakraborty takes readers on the delightful, humorous, and challenging journey of a saleswoman.
“Women shouldn’t be pinned down to one single identity, no matter what it is, we should be allowed to thrive in abundance and multiplicity,” tells Janice Pariat
Janice Pariat is a widely acclaimed author whose new book Everything The Light Touches focuses on traveling home and learning more about your own roots.
Women rights are in the spotlight. It would be eye-opening to get these must read feminist books to gain insights on how diverse women’s experiences around the world are.Â
Women Writers’ Prize for fiction will be an annual prize for women writers of fiction based in India. Here is all you need to know about the prize:
Ira Mukhoty and Kavita Kane shed light on their experience as feminist writers in mythology. And the conversation about women in mythology began
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