Paro anand biography sample

I literally fell down the rabbit hole of writing.

I was an excellent liar as a child, cooking up fantastically stories because I felt my life was too boring. Somewhere along the line, I thought that I would take this core competence of mine and turn it into a profession.

And that’s how I came to be a storyteller and writer of fiction – in other words, a professional liar. I discovered that there wasn’t much in India at that time which truly connected with young people.

This is a novel that explores, not Gandhi the man or his life as a leader, but really the Gandhian way that must remain relevant to us.

Paro Anand runs a programme - Literature in Action - in Delhi and various places, including Kashmir.

This is a novel that explores, not Gandhi the man or his life as a leader, but really the Gandhian way that must remain relevant to us.

Being Gandhi Audiobook.

Paro Anand: “Trying to make sense of a long ago war through today's conflicts brought three writers together.

It was all folk lore and mythology, so I started writing what I would have loved to have as a child. And I haven’t been able to stop since. My family keeps telling me I should slow down. But I honestly can’t.

Anand, Paro.

To me writing is like breathing. I suffocate without it.

But I do treat it like a profession. I show up to work every single day, even though I work from home.

My first book was a collection of plays for schools. On a cold, wet monsoon day, I went door to door