Ranjeeta Raam grew up in a small town in Kerala, India, wishing she could find a way to jump into the pages of her favourite books and become part of those fascinating worlds. As an adult, she worked in different areas of writing, leaving her last job as a scriptwriter to become a full-time novelist. Ranjeeta loves novels in verse and believes in the economy of words to tell a powerful story. Writing brought her close to her culture and she hopes to bring out those aspects of it that are lesser known. If Elephants Could Talk is her first novel. She currently lives in Dubai with her husband, two daughters and two cats. Find her at ranjeetaram.com and @ranjeetaraam.
I am an educator, author and traveller. My writings have appeared in The Speaking Tree (Times of India), Woman’s Era, Alive, Infinithoughts, SivanaSpirit, Women’s Web, EfictionIndia and Induswomanwriting. My stories and poems have been anthologized widely. I write a weekly editorial, Odds and Evens, for a Social Journalism platform called Different Truths. I am also an eminent book reviewer and have been reviewing books for Penguin, Rupa, Hachette India and Half Baked Beans for more than half a decade.
I have conceptualized and edited three books- Unbounded Trajectories, Poison Ivy and Cryptic Encounters (all available on Amazon). Author of The Green Giants, I won the Most Influential Woman Award in 2020 organized by The Spirit Mania.
Rakesh Deshpande is an engineering graduate and a passionate writer, who is always striving for knowledge. He aims to develop a positive attitude towards life and people, through his writing. His first book, "What's the Sunshine of Your Life?" takes readers to a different dimension so that they look at their life with a different approach. He is currently working with a different genre of writing through his articles. His writing is mostly sarcastic, funny and short. You can find it on his Instagram and Facebook accounts. You can stay in touch with him on Instagram rakesh_deshpande and on Facebook iamrakeshd.
