Anuradha Singh
Anuradha is working in the field of academics from past 18 years. She has worked in a variety of schools across India as an English Language teacher, along with having an experience of working in Nalanda University. She is also an avid blogger and writes from her heart at www. anuradhastringsofmyheart.com
Being an alumni of Fergusson College, Pune and a post graduate in English Literature and then working as a teacher; writing poems, travelogues, articles and then a novel came naturally to her.
As an army officer wife, she has experienced and explored India from North to South and East to West as India’s true citizen. Though a Punekar by birth, she loves every moment of her wandering life and calls herself as the new age gypsy.
A mother of two boisterous boys and a charming lady wife of a serving officer of the Indian army, an educator and a writer, she wears all these varied caps with élan.
Her first book, The Mysterious Widows of Mehboobpura has received rave reviews for her.
She recently published the kindle edition of her second book, A Song of Life, a poetic retelling of Mahabharata, which is Mahabharata narrated poetically in a condensed manner. Soon after publication this book climbed the amazon best-selling charts
Recently she has been honored with a place amongst 100 inspiring writers of India by Indian Awaaz and she also bagged a spot among 50 Influential writers, awarded by Spirit Mania
Published Books
Song of Life: A Poetic Retelling of Mahabharatha
Mahabharata, India’s legacy, longest written poetry, stories interlinked into each other, with so many characters, events and places. Each character has a role to play, which is vital for the story to go ahead. This Mahakavya, which is written by Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa is imprinted on Indian mind. It has been translated worldwide, every region of India has its own narration, interpretation and connection with Mahabharata. In Song of Life the author has created poetry which can be read and understood easily by young generation who have not read or heard of Mahabharata much. Along with the young even the elders can read and relish the easy flowing poetry of the verve.
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AYASAM
Blurb It is 1800 BCE Saraswati valley civilization is at its peak. River Saraswati flows in the Aryavart with the speed of a horse, coming down from the great Himawant and brings to her dwellers' prosperity and fertility. A commoner of Aushni, Gavi, achieves the unimaginable and becomes the King of Aushni. Gavi chances upon a new metal -Ayas. Every kingdom of Aryavart wants to own the mines but how far can you go? This epic tale is complete with all human virtues and vices. It starts with revenge, followed by greed and gets over with a lesson which mankind learns and unlearns. It’s a tale of our forefathers, beginning and an end of an ancient civilization which buried itself with great knowledge and many Kingdoms, with their stories which we are still unfolding. What lies at the end, victory or destruction? Will the discovery of ayas the new metal will be the reason for the disappearance of river Saraswati from the face of Mother Earth?
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