The Write Tribe Anthology - Book 1

personDr Roshan Radhakrishnan

December 26, 2013

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To celebrate her 50th birthday, popular blogger Vidya Sury requested some of Write Tribe's members and other popular bloggers - including many a published author - to submit one of their favourite posts from their blogs, which she then painstakingly edited into an anthology. Of course, when she wasn't looking, I sneaked my own article in there as well so that my name too would appear alongside such distinguished names in the anthology's index. Hehehe! Who da man?

Anyway, the end result is a wonderful compilation of blogposts from some of the best bloggers today - both from India and abroad - that cut across all genres. You will find motivational posts alongside humour, fiction alongside reality, haiku alongside heartfelt romance.

The icing on the cake is that there is an added surprise on the last page for fans of e-fiction.

The e-book is available for free (Just click the picture and download it from the Google Drive) and I'm sure you will enjoy reading and admiring the creativity within this anthology as much as I did.

All in all, it's been a momentous year for me and the blog too. Awards, interviews, book launches, new additions to the family - quite a few things I had noted on my 'wishboard wallpaper' back in 2012 did in fact come to me in 2013. That only motivates me further to keep on envisioning more dreams and then working towards making those dreams come true in 2014. I sincerely hope that you too find it in you to let go of any residual sorrows, dream new dreams and chase them wholeheartedly when 2014 arrives.

God bless everyone. Here's wishing you all an awesome year ahead.

Dr Roshan Radhakrishnan

For me, bringing a smile on a person’s face and making them forget their own worries is the ultimate reward at the end of the day. Professionally, I achieve this by donning a mask every day and working as an anaesthesiologist to relieve physical pain and suffering. On a personal level, I do the same with my words, replacing the mask of an anaesthesiologist with that of a whimsical writer. My name is Dr Roshan Radhakrishnan and welcome to my Godyears.