Ask the Author: Ritu Lalit
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Ritu Lalit
The sick old woman lay on the floor in her own urine. Her son on whom she doted glanced at her and walked away, whispering to someone on the phone, "Let's not call the ambulance yet, she's still breathing."
Ritu Lalit
It is easy to begin writing a book. I have seen brilliant first 3 chapters from many aspiring authors. Unfortunately, they fizzle out. The challenge is to stick to the job and complete the story.
Ritu Lalit
Life. It throws curveballs doesn't it?
Ritu Lalit
Inspiration is everywhere. Humans today are bombarded with ideas, with information, with ideas. Newspapers, the net, google, television and even a walk in the mall. Some of them stick.
Ritu Lalit
Working is too gentle a term. After dissecting the life of a divorced woman in India, I am struggling with another common malady, that of racism, covert and overt.
Ritu Lalit
Read. It is the best way to stay inspired
Ritu Lalit
Creating new worlds and new people
Ritu Lalit
The only way to get rid of writer's block is to write. I write awful prose when experiencing writer's block, but it gets me out of it.
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