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The Indian Edit
Nitasha Manchanda
100 episodes
3 months ago
️ The Indian Edit: Mini Edit with Sonali Dev – “There’s Something About Mira” Welcome back to The Indian Edit! In this special mini edit, award-winning romance author Sonali Dev returns to the podcast to discuss her newest novel, There's Something About Mira (Feb 2025). We dive into the inspirations behind the book, themes of identity, love, and community, and the layered characters that travel from Naperville to New York to Darjeeling and beyond. In This Episode: The origin of There's Something About Mira and how a New York Times article inspired the plot Exploring “Brown Town,” community expectations, and finding emotional safety The story within the story: a powerful queer love story in 1980s India What draws readers to wealthy romantic leads and how Sonali rethinks that trope Creative energy management and the joys and pitfalls of newsletters & social media Travel tips and favorite cities: Mumbai, Darjeeling, Chicago Sonali’s recent reads and book recommendations
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️ The Indian Edit: Mini Edit with Sonali Dev – “There’s Something About Mira” Welcome back to The Indian Edit! In this special mini edit, award-winning romance author Sonali Dev returns to the podcast to discuss her newest novel, There's Something About Mira (Feb 2025). We dive into the inspirations behind the book, themes of identity, love, and community, and the layered characters that travel from Naperville to New York to Darjeeling and beyond. In This Episode: The origin of There's Something About Mira and how a New York Times article inspired the plot Exploring “Brown Town,” community expectations, and finding emotional safety The story within the story: a powerful queer love story in 1980s India What draws readers to wealthy romantic leads and how Sonali rethinks that trope Creative energy management and the joys and pitfalls of newsletters & social media Travel tips and favorite cities: Mumbai, Darjeeling, Chicago Sonali’s recent reads and book recommendations
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Personal Journals
Arts,
Kids & Family,
Society & Culture,
Design
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Ep. 89: On the craft of children's literature with author and teacher Sheela Chari
The Indian Edit
51 minutes 12 seconds
1 year ago
Ep. 89: On the craft of children's literature with author and teacher Sheela Chari
Ever wondered how an author takes a flash of inspiration and weaves a story from it? My guest Sheela Chari shares how she came to write her many wonderful children’s books, including the moment in college (as an economics major) that changed her life. Sheela now teaches writing at the Vermont College of Fine Arts while creating new stories of her own, and she graciously breaks down the process behind writing and publishing each of her books. Hear Sheela now on your favorite podcast app, Spotify or iTunes and please please take a second to rate us wherever you’re listening or share the podcast with a friend!
The Indian Edit
️ The Indian Edit: Mini Edit with Sonali Dev – “There’s Something About Mira” Welcome back to The Indian Edit! In this special mini edit, award-winning romance author Sonali Dev returns to the podcast to discuss her newest novel, There's Something About Mira (Feb 2025). We dive into the inspirations behind the book, themes of identity, love, and community, and the layered characters that travel from Naperville to New York to Darjeeling and beyond. In This Episode: The origin of There's Something About Mira and how a New York Times article inspired the plot Exploring “Brown Town,” community expectations, and finding emotional safety The story within the story: a powerful queer love story in 1980s India What draws readers to wealthy romantic leads and how Sonali rethinks that trope Creative energy management and the joys and pitfalls of newsletters & social media Travel tips and favorite cities: Mumbai, Darjeeling, Chicago Sonali’s recent reads and book recommendations