Some best-selling and prolific authors work with a partner or a team of talented writers, who flesh out the story overseen by the maestros. This perhaps results in more ideas coming to final print, a more satisfied readership, and the honing and encouragement of younger talent. Two of India’s best selling authors discuss this new technique, its challenges and successes, and how the original author would ensure his or her imprimatur on the novels.
Session presented by LIC
Amish is a diplomat, author and columnist. He has been listed among the 50 most powerful Indians by India Today magazine in 2019.
More InfoHe is the award winning author of ten bestselling books. His first book, If God was a Banker won him the Golden Quill readers choice award in 2008.
More InfoAmrita is the author of the novel ‘Milk Teeth’. Her writing has appeared in ‘Hindustan Times’, ‘Scroll’, ‘Himal Southasian’ and ‘Brown Paper Bag’.
More InfoFestival Inauguration followed by The Enduring Power Of Words.
Ian McEwan live in conversation with Anil Dharker.
From The Particular To The Universal.
Howard Jacobson in conversation with Karthika VK.
Books That Made Me A Writer.
A panel discussion with Ashwin Sanghi, Cauvery Madhavan, Ira Mukhoty, Taran Khan with Rehana Munir as the chair.