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xxxLalit Wankhade

I experimented with writing when I was of seventeen. I use to write letters to a few local newspapers and sometimes to broadcasting stations. I also tried to write a few poems and I was successful. I was invited to read the poems at a broadcasting station. Unfortunately, as I did join my engineering graduation in another city, I was unaware of the offer and I missed it. Thence forth I had completely delinked myself with writing till I was in my 30s.

Some intermittent attempts were made. I wrote an article on CTBT in “Marathi” language that was published in leading dailies of my state. Then I could publish another article only after a gap of 7 to 8 years. Thus the progress of my writing was slower than the snail’s pace.

From 2004 I had started my research work. Again a renewed surge can be noticed in my writing. But now my writing was mostly confined to research papers that have been published in international journals. Now, I am sufficiently established in the research writing and I am developing a book on my work.

At the same time I wish that I should also write other than the research pieces. All of a sudden, I had been to the web page of Rob Parnell. I have started then reading the newsletters and e-books from Rob. They are very interesting and motivating. Now I am determined that I should write fiction as well as non-fiction. But to start with I have decided to focus on non-fiction. Attempts are being made and hope that soon I will find myself in a good position in the publishing industry. I believe that a writer is a continuous learner and I appreciate feedbacks and advise. Please email me at lalitwankhade@rediffmail.com.

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