The improbable creator of 3 riveting and thought-provoking recent fictions and certainly one of India's finest trendy social satirists Manu Joseph used to be Write India Author of the Month for April and he has chosen his 10 favorite stories! The most sensible 10 winners have been announced and listed here are the names (chronologically):
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1. Apoorva Anubhuti
2. Rohit Rathish
three. Vineet Nag
4. Vishaal Pathak
5. Pramila Ok
6. Aashisha Chakraborty
7. Chirantan Shah
eight. Deepti Sharma
9. Preeti H Iyer
10. Sheela Chander
Manu's Write India steered used to be a stirring passage that prompted many to pen some intriguing tales that had been inspiring and evocative. His steered garnered wonderful stories and each and every aspiring creator took up the pen to provoke the witty creator of a number of sophisticated tales. The creator used to be in point of fact amazed to learn the compelling stories and had one thing to say about each and every of the top 5. Manu commented on the most sensible winner's story, "This is a calm self assured story from the point of view of an underdog. The writer gets the voice right. Not easy to create a character who is at once ignorant and wise. Takes some skill to pull this off without sounding fake." For most sensible 2, he wrote, "The story derives its power from a father’s train of thoughts and the glimpse of mystery. The writer could have left the story ambiguous in the end I felt. But this is a story that can continue as a novel."
The individuals waited with bated breath for the announcement of all of the most sensible ten winners and showcased a great amount of enthusiasm on Twitter and Facebook. Write India season one winners and individuals came forward to congratulate all of the winners and so did Write India Director Vinita Dawra Nangia. Write India authors Ravi Subramanian and Madhuri Banerjee additionally joined in. Vinita wrote a heartfelt message on the conclusion of Season 2.
"Dear #TOIWriteIndia Family -- authors and participants -- thank you for an amazing season filled with excellent stories and loads of chat and fun! With this we wrap up Season 2 and our awesome Write India team starts preparing for the second #BookOfWinners -- and season 3 of course! Hang in there and follow us for announcements and contests from time to time. Write India will be back soon!", wrote the Write India Director.
Launched in July 2015 with 11 main Indian authors, Write India is a singular platform where we inspire, inspire and evaluate excellent writing with the help of established authors. An exceptional crowd-sourced brief story contest, Write India garnered more than 25 thousand entries in its debut season. Tying up with nation's bestselling authors, Write India in its first season came upon a complete technology of new-age authors with 111 winners out of which 33 have already been published.
With the winner announcement for Manu Joseph, the creator of the month for April, TOI Write India Season 2 came to its conclusion, with a hope towards a bigger and more smashing 3rd season.
CLICK here to view the list on the website.
1. Apoorva Anubhuti
2. Rohit Rathish
three. Vineet Nag
4. Vishaal Pathak
5. Pramila Ok
6. Aashisha Chakraborty
7. Chirantan Shah
eight. Deepti Sharma
9. Preeti H Iyer
10. Sheela Chander
Manu's Write India steered used to be a stirring passage that prompted many to pen some intriguing tales that had been inspiring and evocative. His steered garnered wonderful stories and each and every aspiring creator took up the pen to provoke the witty creator of a number of sophisticated tales. The creator used to be in point of fact amazed to learn the compelling stories and had one thing to say about each and every of the top 5. Manu commented on the most sensible winner's story, "This is a calm self assured story from the point of view of an underdog. The writer gets the voice right. Not easy to create a character who is at once ignorant and wise. Takes some skill to pull this off without sounding fake." For most sensible 2, he wrote, "The story derives its power from a father’s train of thoughts and the glimpse of mystery. The writer could have left the story ambiguous in the end I felt. But this is a story that can continue as a novel."
The individuals waited with bated breath for the announcement of all of the most sensible ten winners and showcased a great amount of enthusiasm on Twitter and Facebook. Write India season one winners and individuals came forward to congratulate all of the winners and so did Write India Director Vinita Dawra Nangia. Write India authors Ravi Subramanian and Madhuri Banerjee additionally joined in. Vinita wrote a heartfelt message on the conclusion of Season 2.
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— TOI Books (@TOI_Books) June 18, 2018
"Dear #TOIWriteIndia Family -- authors and participants -- thank you for an amazing season filled with excellent stories and loads of chat and fun! With this we wrap up Season 2 and our awesome Write India team starts preparing for the second #BookOfWinners -- and season 3 of course! Hang in there and follow us for announcements and contests from time to time. Write India will be back soon!", wrote the Write India Director.
Launched in July 2015 with 11 main Indian authors, Write India is a singular platform where we inspire, inspire and evaluate excellent writing with the help of established authors. An exceptional crowd-sourced brief story contest, Write India garnered more than 25 thousand entries in its debut season. Tying up with nation's bestselling authors, Write India in its first season came upon a complete technology of new-age authors with 111 winners out of which 33 have already been published.
With the winner announcement for Manu Joseph, the creator of the month for April, TOI Write India Season 2 came to its conclusion, with a hope towards a bigger and more smashing 3rd season.
Manu Joseph has chosen his top 10 winners
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