I was fortunate enough to be granted an interview with Sonali Dev and I got to ask her a few questions related to There’s Something About Mira, her writing process, books, and life in general. And suffice to say, Sonali had something eye-opening and lovely to say to each question.
Category Archives: Author Interviews
Author Interview | Jenny Jaeckel | #Blogtober22 – Day 25
About 4.5 years ago, I read a book that I’d requested from Netgalley because I’d found the premise to be super interesting. Until this, my experience or even impression of sites like Netgalley hadn’t been great. But this book, called House of Rougeax, turned it around fantastically well, becoming one of my favorite books of 2018.
I was so mesmerized by the writing and the story that I immediately approached the author, Jenny Jaeckel, for an interview. But things happened and I couldn’t publish it here even though Jenny was prompt in sending her answers. I decided to try my luck again and Jenny, being the sweetest person, agreed to do it. A big thank you, Jenny, for this!
Author Interview | Khushnuma Daruwala
In March of this year, as part of the Femme March Fest Challenge, I read a total of 8 books that included A Charm of Finches and Mudbound. But also read another book that made me laugh a LOT and made me fall in love with it. This book is called 50 Cups of Coffee: The Woes and Throes of Finding Mr. Right.
Author Interview | Aashish Gupta
An interview with author Aashish Gupta, whose soul-searing book, Demons in my Mind, I read recently. The insights from this interview will be helpful, transcending the barrier of time and being applicable years into the future.
Author Interview | Suanne Laqueur
I read Suanne Laqueur’s A Charm of Finches in March this year and was blown away with how beautifully she portrayed emotions and reality. This book is the second in the Venery series, but I felt comfortable reading it because it could even pass off as a standalone book. I wrote a review of the book and posted it on my blog (which you can read here), and to Goodreads. And then I forgot all about it.
The Melodramatic Bookworm 