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.
V Sanjay Kumar is a former investment banker and software entrepreneur. He is a Director at Sakshi, an art gallery in Mumbai. (www.sakshigallery.com)
He began his writing career in 2010. He has published four works of fiction since then.
He won the 2018 Bridport Prize for Short Fiction. Other stories were commended in the Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize (two) and Galley Beggar Short Story Prize.
He has spent most of his life in Chennai and Mumbai. He resides currently in Bangalore.
Ravi Warrier is a Hyderabad-based entrepreneur, strategy consultant, and educator with three decades of experience building and guiding startups. He realized early in his career that customer experience matters more than anything else, and during his MBA, he learned a lesson he now swears by: employee delight is at the heart of any organization’s long-term success.
Known for his candid and funny teaching style, Ravi helps founders cut through the noise, focus on what really matters, and learn to solve problems for themselves. He’s endlessly curious—whether it’s science, economics, or psychology—and he’s happiest when he’s learning or helping others do the same.
When he’s not working with founders or teaching, you’ll probably find Ravi with a
