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What If I Only Have One Book in Me? Advice for Indian Writers
In this blogpost, we answer the most often asked question by Indian Writers, what if I have only one book in me. Every aspiring author, at some point, asks themselves: “What if I only have one book in me?” The question comes from both hope and fear. Hope that the story you’re passionate about will… Read more
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What O Romeo by Vishal Bhardwaj Teaches Indian Writers About Legal Risks and Permissions in Writing
In the latest blogpost, we analyse the controvery around O Romeo by Vishal Bhardwaj and what it means for Indian Writers. The recent legal dispute surrounding O Romeo by Vishal Bhardwaj, a recently released high‑profile Hindi film widely reported to have drawn inspiration from real‑life personalities has sparked more than just headlines. It has sparked… Read more
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When Strategy Matters More Than Deliverables: Rethinking Book Marketing
In this blogpost, we explain how strategy works best while marketing books by Indian authors. In India’s publishing ecosystem, marketing books by Indian authors is often reduced to a checklist. Authors are promised a fixed number of reviews, reels, posts, or interviews, neatly packaged as deliverables. On paper, this approach feels measurable and reassuring. In… Read more
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When Attention Becomes the Marketing: How News Cycles Shape Book Visibility in India
In this blogpost, we analyse a recent discussion on an unpublished memoir and how it impacted the book visibility in India for another book by the same author. In today’s publishing ecosystem, book marketing is no longer driven solely by planned campaigns, carefully curated promotions, or months of lead-up. Increasingly, visibility is shaped by moments,… Read more
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What the Musafir Cafe Netflix Adaptation Means for Indian Writers
In this blogpost, we analyse what Netflix adapation of Musafir Cafe by Divyaprakash Dubey means for Indian writers. In an exciting development for Indian literature and streaming audiences alike, Netflix has announced that Musafir Cafe, the popular novel of the same name by Divyaprakash Dubey, will be adapted into a series set to release later… Read more
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Writing on Sensitive Subjects: What the Manoj Naravane Book Discussion Signals for Authors
In this blogpost, we analyse the requirements for NOC for authors with respect to Manoj Naravane’s book. Recent discussions around former Army Chief General Manoj Naravane’s forthcoming book have once again drawn attention to a lesser understood but critical aspect of publishing in India: the role of institutional permissions and No Objection Certificates (NOCs) when… Read more
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