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• November 18, 2025@amanposidion | Ask O. Jungio, author of A Kite Of Farewells about the coming together of the stories from Nagaland

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  "Hello sir, this is Aman. So first of all, it was a great read. The book really taught me a lot. So my question to you is, what motivated you to write the basic background of this book based on Nagaland? And how did you get to know about all the tradition and renditions that happened in the stories that we read? Thank you."

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• November 17, 2025@AuthorSpotlight | In Conversation with Author Arundhati Nath.

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  "The dichotomies of this very complex modern world where there's a lot of violence, a lot of polarization, and yet hanging on to a certain calm, a certain tranquility when you read the stories of your cultural roots. So I don't think any of this will lose relevance. And also I was very careful when I chose keeping them to these short stories which will, you know, keep the imagination active and keep your curiosity wetted. So. And I was actually, to be."

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• October 21, 2025@AuthorSpotlight | Q&A with Priya Arora, author of 'Life is a Battlefield'

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  "That's what I tried to do. And again, I say it's a universal, it's universal wisdom. Yes. So I've written it from that point of view. And I've also included in my book other people who've spoken about the same thing, much after Sri Krishna, of course, because he was the original."

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• October 21, 2025@AuthorSpotlight | Q&A with Bishhal Paull, author of 'The Liar Among Us'

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  "So most of the times like 99% people, while they have stories within them. Every one of us has a story within us, but we don't have the courage to write beyond a few pages because we all tend to be so harsh on ourselves. Right. Because we have been readers first. Similarly, on entrepreneurship or media also, when we, you know, we decide to take up lunch, everyone around us also discourages us. We are so, you know, skeptical and fearful."

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• October 07, 2025@rishitsriram200 | A celebrity RJ Joseph Annamkutty Jose is a powerful storyteller. Ask a question about his book, Not All Angels Fly...

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  "Did any of the characters in your book come from real people you have known or experiences you have had?"

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• September 22, 2025@nandini15 | The End Doesn't Happen All At Once by Chi Rainer Bornfree and Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan is a pandemic memoir. Ask a question to the authors

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  "Hi, I'm Nandini. So while I was reading, the end does not happen all at once, one thing that really stood out to me was the way it's written. Like it's written in the form of letters, which feels so personal and intimate, almost like listening to two friends share their life with each other. So I was very curious to know what made the authors choose this format. Like, what made you choose this format?"

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• September 21, 2025@Ankita_aa | The End Doesn't Happen All At Once by Chi Rainer Bornfree and Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan is a pandemic memoir. Ask a question to the authors

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  "Hi, I'm Ankita. And my question to you is, I think less about the book and more about your. Your reaction to your readers per se. So the end doesn't happen all in all at once. It's a memoir. It is your memories. But it's also in like a very philosophical style."

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• September 21, 2025@avikaamoli123 | The End Doesn't Happen All At Once by Chi Rainer Bornfree and Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan is a pandemic memoir. Ask a question to the authors

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  "You know, how did they felt about the changes from being a student together to having children and having a completely different lifestyle, how their bond grew and how this journey got so evolved, as we can also see in the whole throughout the book,"

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• September 21, 2025@AHUJATRIPTI | The End Doesn't Happen All At Once by Chi Rainer Bornfree and Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan is a pandemic memoir. Ask a question to the authors

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  "So hi, I am Tripty Ahuja, and my main question is that since the book captures the idea that the endings, whether of a crisis or a phase of life, rarely arrive as a single clear cut moment, but instead they unfold gradually with echoes that linger in memory and behavior. When you were writing, did you see that the pandemic is not just a historical event, but kind of like a metaphor, or the way humans experience loss, change, and resilience in general?"

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• September 20, 2025@aanya_B12 | The End Doesn't Happen All At Once by Chi Rainer Bornfree and Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan is a pandemic memoir. Ask a question to the authors

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  "Did you ever think, think while writing these letters that readers like me would find their own hidden emotions reflected in your conversations? And how does it feel to know that something so deeply personal to you has become a companion for so many of us? And in the last I would say thank you for writing something that doesn't just speak, but truly listens to the reader."

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