June 28, 2008
Each author has a favored setting. Sometimes it is just an imaginery world whether at Malgudi or the Middle Earth. That is where the characters come […]
June 26, 2008
Occasionally one gets lucky. On my way from Delhi to Bangalore last week I noticed that the airlines was offering a fabulous choice of films. I […]
June 18, 2008
Q: What is it about the B-schools that makes it a good backdrop for a story?A: An author must write about things that have a ring of authenticity. I went to a B-School and the story is therefore set in a surrounding that I am familiar with. The dilemmas of B School life make for an interesting combination for B-Schools.
June 14, 2008
If you do a search for “India’s Funniest Writer” – OK so don’t just rush off to do the search right now – you will come […]
June 13, 2008
Ram Gopal Varma has had a thing about violence, crime, suspense and all that. He dropped the option of doing Engineering from Vijaywada, Andhra Pradesh to […]
June 12, 2008
A writer is a product of his own experiences. If you lead an interesting life, you will inevitably have a zillion stories within. The trick is perhaps to find a reason to share them with the world. A book becomes a natural outlet to share the author's inner world with the readers'. Meet Karan Bajaj, the author of Keep Off the Grass.
May 28, 2008
Married But Available follows the life of the protagonist Abbey through the first ten years of his life as a Human Resources professional. The first ten years are arguably the most action packed years of one's life when most people get raises, get their promotions or change jobs, some get married, have kids, get divorced, fall in love and out of it and confront existential dilemmas. This novel looks at the first ten years of Abbey's professional life after his MBA.
May 25, 2008
Is this story autobiographical? Is there someone called Rascal Rusty? Did you actually live in the Railway Colony of SP Marg, New Delhi? Why did you choose Jamshedpur as the city in which to base the Business School in? Who does Abbey love - is it Keya, Priya or Ayesha? If you want to ask some more questions, just go ahead and add them to the comment section below and I will answer them. - Abhijit Bhaduri
May 25, 2008
Being cool is tough. Ask any teenager. The definition of cool changes every time we change the reference group. Being cool has its payoffs. Everyone wants to be seen around with you. When you look at that happening with an organization, it can be a great talent magnet. Most of the times, the shape of the office building and the recommended distance from the cookie vending machine is seen to make an office cool - at least to the wide eyed newbie. If instead, you focus on these five factors, you can build a CPTW (Cool Place To Work) that can be sustained.
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