To write a lot, you need to read a lot! I am fond of reading so I love exploring different kinds of books, fiction as well as non-fiction. So, here you have me- a writer- speak on writing. On my blogs and books ( published or otherwise), and on the blogs and books I read. Also, my take on what's making news!
Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast
Ep.Log Media
BBC Radio 4
Rutuja Sangitrao
globalindian
Suno India
Vinay Harrichan
South Asian Today
NITTEN NAIR
Ratnakar Sadasyula
Writer & Geek
eShe
Launchora
Ayushi Mona
Biswadeep Banerjee
Smita Tharoor
Bangalore International Centre
Rovik Robert, Elliot Tan and Charmian Tan
ThePodium.in
Brian
Her Half of History
Omer Haq
thepowerofpaisa
Scott Rank, PhD
Colourful Heritage
BBC Radio 4 Extra
Mira T. Sundara Rajan
None
Surinder Deol
Women in Labour
Judith Stewart
Charles Kimball
Peter Korchnak
Missy Williams
Saptarshi
WNYC Studios
Mark Fonseca Rendeiro
Lovelace Cook
History Hit
Sean Munger
BBC Radio 4
The American Scholar
Explocity Podcasts
Zack Twamley
Nilanjana Bhowmick
Curzon PR
Matthias Jochmann, Prathap Nair, Stephanie Raible, Thomas Reintjes, Nimish Sawant, An Huy Tran
Dr. Allan Kalamir PhD
Audiogyan
Marshall Poe
Dan Mayur
RFI English
Ranjit Pawar
Sunoh Station
Yazhini
Adelaide Writers' Week
Scrolls & Leaves Podcast
Self Evident Media LLC
Carmina and Patch
Ideas On Info
Stories behind what we make
Sanjeev Chatterjee
The Indian Podcast
Red FM
Fever FM - HT smartcast
KProductions
APEX Express
Sherry & Chos
American Desis
BBC World Service
The Yodakin Podcast
IVM Podcasts
BBC World Service
BBC Radio 4
Salted Logic
Sonia Paul
www.versushistory.com
Ashmolean Museum
Auckland Writers Festival
Mantra G Pillai
Artalaap
Firstpost
David Arendale
Colin Marshall
Big FM
(OUT)spoken Word Artist
Loyal Books
Emily Ding
Akash and Durga
Cori Di Biase
Goalhanger Films
BBC Radio
Jeanita
Michael Hauptman
Emily Antoine
Nidhi Shastri
BBC World Service
Medium Roast
The Spectator