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 Jatin Khandelwal – a mind blowing ‘storyteller’ is off the block with his new release Short, “Not So Sweet”.Jatin Khandelwal is, in his own words, an accidental writer. As readers, however, we can’t consider this as an accident. Rather, it’s serendipity for us. Mr. Jatin Khandelwal is an instinctive story teller. Coming from one of the most prestigious backgrounds of Engineering and MBA, Mr. Khandelwal’s logical mindset gets reflected throughout his writings. Book by Jatin Khandelwal Shortest, Not So Sweet: A collection of microtales

 Himanshu Goel (born 18 July, 1995) is a software engineer, management graduate, poet and Indian author of five novels – 52 laws of love, A Rational Boy in Love, IRL – In Real Life, Tulsi and A lonely world and other poems. He wrote and published his first book Tulsi while he was pursuing engineering at Punjab University, Chandigarh. His short-form poetry gained popularity online through his Instagram profile and he subsequently published various poetry collections.  Books by Himanshu Goel In Real Life An Ordinary Girl with Extraordinary Powers L. I. T - Lost in Translation - a poetry chapbook Swipe Left The Thirteen-Year-Old Monk TULSI a rational boy in love Sofia on the Balcony A Train Story 52 Laws of Love

 Himanshu is a Bestselling Author with a passion for storytelling. His previous novels, My Mute Girlfriend & I am always here with you, were highly appreciated and were among Amazon Bestseller charts. My Mute Girlfriend was among 25 best romance titles of 2018, and I am always here with you released in Jan-19, is among Amazon Best read. He loves writing and tries to bring real locations and themes into his stories, enabling the readers to visualize what he writes. Books by Himanshu Rai Chariots of Mahabharata Recollecting the End: Fingers Crossed I Am Always Here With You My Mute Girlfriend Rhythm Roger - The Secrets of Electon

 An observer by nature, a writer by choice and a storyteller by passion—Devanshi is a combination of these. 21 years of being a part of the story called world, she has written four novels, namely Imperfect Misfits, No Matter What I Do, Unimaginably True and First Love Lasts Forever. Life for her means family and writing. She loves food and enjoys eating and trying different cuisines. Devanshi has pursued English Honors from Miranda House, Delhi University. Books by Devanshi Sharma  Write It Down: A Creative Writer's Handbook No Matter What I Do... Imperfect Misfits Unimaginably True I Think I am in Love

 Keshav Aneel is a much loved author of two bestselling books - Promise Me a Million Times and The One From The Stars. His simple style of narration, and the life lessons his stories convey are the hallmarks of his works. Apart from being a writer, he is a motivational speaker, an elegant poet, and runs his own YouTube channel. Books by Keshav Aneel Our Story of Love The One from the Stars Promise Me a Million Times

 Kartikeya Ladha is an Indian author. Kartikeya published his first book ‘Dream Beyond Shadows’ in December 2018, which was based on his travels in Peru, South America. For his second book, Ladha took a 1100 km long walk from Kanyakumari to Goa, all by feet. Since his return to India from the U.S., he has also traveled around Northern, Central, Western and some of the Eastern regions of the country, in an attempt to learn more about himself and the country for bringing out a comprehensive set of creative writings based on his own experiences of traveling around the country. His work is a mix of philosophy, reflection on life and his travel experiences. Books by Kartikeya Ladha Dream Beyond Shadows Dream Beyond Shadows: No Ordinary  IndiaLife Unknown - A Passage Through India

Sunil Sihag 'GORA' is a social activist and an emerging novelist cum screenplay writer. His writing style draws upon analogies from his own experiences. He is an emerging personality who strives for the welfare of students and children that led to establishment of GORA FOUNDATION and has paved the path of setting up public libraries in rural Rajasthan. Books by Sunil Sihag  Day Turns Dark