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I have terrible stage fright, I'm a die hard foodie and can sell my soul for chocolate, I'm partially night blind
Losing the people I love!
Hopefully still to come.
The days my children were born
My grandfather
Paulo Coehlo, Rudyard Kipling, Mary Higgins Clark, Sandra Brown
To turn back time and press pause on life. Also.... to miraculously make India clean and infuse all our citizens with hygiene and basic civic sense.
But I have promises to keep... And miles to go before I sleep
I am very happy in our current times... but would love to have a machine that would let me travel to and live in every part of the world. There is so much beauty and culture in our world just waiting for us but life is too short to experience it all.
To be able to sing well. Music soothes the soul and let's it know that no matter how bad it seems, you are not alone
I wish I had written the stories of movies such as: Finding Nemo, Frozen, The Jungle Book and Rise of the Guardians
I can write anywhere, even when I'm doing something my dance such as when I'm stuck in traffic or waiting for someone. But I'm most inspired and connected with my soul when I'm closest to nature... in the mountains, by the seaside or watching a sunset
Music! Soulful lyrics are the balm for every emotion
I just like to have a passionate opinion on whatever it is that I'm writing, then the words effortlessly flow
I oscillate between breezy feel good romance and comedies like the Shopaholic series and books on crime and mystery. I enjoy fiction.
Writing is like meditation. It's the pouring out of your soul in words. Be true to your emotions and don't corrupt the process by writing with an audience in mind.
Nitya Satyani is a teacher by qualification, a writer by passion and a mother by profession! Born and brought up in Mumbai, she has worked as a playschool teacher and freelance writer, contributing to several leading newspapers and magazines. After the birth of her son, she discovered her true calling; being a mother. Nitya, now a mother of two, spends her time marvelling at the innocence, growth and vulnerability of childhood. And in-between digging in the sandpit and scouting the park for insects, she disappears into every child's fantasy world and writes beguiling stories for and about little peopleƒ and of course about the many joys of being a mother! This expanded, colour edition of Spinning Top, is published by public demand.
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