Krishna K Verma : Hello, I’m Krishna K Verma. Reader. Dreamer. Published author. I’ve been fond of English Literature since I was eight. I love words. I used to jot new words learnt from stories I read. Then, I used to look for the opportunities to play with them in school assignments & debates which rewarded me with appreciation from teachers many a time. Apart from writing, I love travelling, reading books & listening music. I started writing when I was in the second year of my graduation. The city of joy confronted me with so many emotions that I started jotting them down on my diary and began writing short stories. Then, I wrote my first novel, “The Twirled November” in 2014. The paperback was published in 2017, which got overwhelming feedback from the readers throughout the country. After completing my post graduation, I worked as EXIM Assistant, as EXIM Executive, and currently working as a Business Development Manager. I moved from Kolkata in 2016. Currently, I live at my ancestral place in an outskirt town in Bihar. I write romantic stories with slices of comedy. Recently, I am writing a mystery-thriller story alongside one romantic story. Nothing but the love of my wonderful readers always encourages me to write more and more.

Krishna K Verma : My ambition is to get my book(s) adapted into movie(s) featuring lead actors of the country. However, my long term goal is to write as much books to have my own library of books while spreading as much smiles in my wonderful readers' life.

Krishna K Verma : I’ve been involved in writing since I was eight. However, I officially started writing in 2011 and completed my debut book in 2014.

Toby Oliver : I was born in London, England, and spent most of my life working for the government. I grew up in a lovely Georgian House in an area called Kennington. After leaving full-time employment in 2007, I guess I fulfilled two lifelong ambitions, firstly moving to the beautiful countryside of West Sussex with my family and much loved Yorkshire Terrier and King Charles Spaniel, where I love nothing more than walking my dogs on the South Downs, and exploring its breath taking views. As a child I was encouraged to read, I suppose the catalyst of both my love of reading and writing was a novel called the Children of the New Forest, set in the time of the English Civil War by Frederick Marryat. It was the first time a book not only captured my imagination but transported into the lives of the characters. It was for me a pivotal moment.

Toby Oliver : I was born in London, England, and spent most of my life working for the government. I grew up in a lovely Georgian House in an area called Kennington. After leaving full-time employment in 2007, I guess I fulfilled two lifelong ambitions, firstly moving to the beautiful countryside of West Sussex with my family and much loved Yorkshire Terrier and King Charles Spaniel, where I love nothing more than walking my dogs on the South Downs, and exploring its breath taking views. As a child I was encouraged to read, I suppose the catalyst of both my love of reading and writing was a novel called the Children of the New Forest, set in the time of the English Civil War by Frederick Marryat. It was the first time a book not only captured my imagination but transported into the lives of the characters. It was for me a pivotal moment.

Toby Oliver : As I said earlier, my inspiration was the kid's novel Children of the New Forest. Shortly afterward, I began writing short stories, they may have been only a couple of pages long, but I was always encouraged by my mom, who was an avid reader, and often, as a child, made up her own magical night-time stories.

Sukanya Basu Mallik : I'm a multi-genre author, film and book critic. My works have been published in various journals, magazines, and anthologies nationally and internationally including Reader’s Digest, Times Of India, Sahitya Akademi Bimonthly Journal, Lucidity Int. Poetry Journal, SEAL (South East Asian Literature) festival anthologies and AIPF Int. Anthology (Austin International Poetry Festival). I've also received a number of awards; The Best Manuscript Awards for fiction & non-fiction categories (Mumbai Litofest, Literature Festival 2018)etc. My short story ‘Healing of wounds’ has been awarded a certificate of merit by National Children’s Literature Festival led by eminent author, Ruskin Bond. My latest releases include Mocktail and#Metoo. My movie reviews have been published in various newspapers and journals of repute like 'Just film' magazine, Different truths,'Creation and Criticism' ISSN: 2455-9687(A Quarterly International Peer-reviewed Refereed e-Journal Devoted to English Language and Literature) and many more. My first research paper on literature was published by 'The Expression: An International Multidisciplinary e-Journal', ISSN: 2395-4132 (Online)| A Peer-Reviewed Journal | Impact Factor: 3.9. I feel fortunate to be the first and the only undergraduate student researcher to be considered for publication by the journal. My 2nd research paper, "THE AERONAUTS: AN AMALGAM OF MANY DIFFERENT SITES AND MANY DIFFERENT VOYAGES" (ISBN: 978-3-7487-2794-1)is based on a contemporary movie. My upcoming projects include, 'Books to read and movies to watch @2020: a book of modern literary criticism ', a poetry film and a song that I've written. To learn more readers may visit www.sukanyabasumallik.com

Sukanya Basu Mallik : I'd like to leave a legacy behind

Sukanya Basu Mallik : When I was in 3rd grade I believe

Naseha Sameen : Naseha was born in a town encapsulated by two rivers, inhabited by people who celebrate on the face of natural calamities. It is a one-millennium old city, Cuttack which breathes of tales if only one can listen. Silent starry nights, noisy cracking dawn, lazy afternoon loaded with champak odor, giggling evening and early retreat of the day, all planted seeds of stories in her. After Master's Degree, she moved to the hustling metropolis of Gurgaon where she crunched numbers and provides realistic strategies to corporates for a living. Once out of office, she quickly became the dreamer that she is and starts writing while watching the foggy, slumber like morning of the metropolis that she fell in love the moment she stepped in Gurgaon. After 14 years, life gave her an opportunity to move to a new city. She parted with Gurgaon as friends and has moved to the city of Pearls, Hyderabad to make the city her own and her, a part of the city.

Naseha Sameen : 1 M mark :)

Naseha Sameen : 2020 - when I finally mustered courage to send my manuscript to publisher

Marshie Morgan : Howdy, I am from Texas and live in a small town with one traffic light.

Marshie Morgan : My writing career has an ebb and flow of its own. I started out writing for my job the company newsletter and then years later I am writing non fiction to help folks and the hospitality industry. I have a strong desire to help people overcome their internal struggles and pain. My next passion is educating the hospitality industry about food safety and workplace safety because it is a monstrosity that people die everyday in the industry untimely.

Marshie Morgan : There was no set day or time. I have been journaling since I was a young child. One day I may sit down and write that autobiography.

Gabriel Hugo : I am an American author of Mexican descent living on the U.S./Mexico border. I have been writing and publishing for 20 years.

Gabriel Hugo : I want to create a writing movement stemming from the U.S./Mexico border that can be likened to the great American literary movements such as the Beat generation.

Gabriel Hugo : I decided to become a writer when I was 22 years old.