POD for Authors by Writer Pooja Dubey

This episode talks about how to learn book writing from the works of bestselling authors. In this episode, Author Pooja Dubey discusses the famous self-help book, Design for how people learn by Julie Dirksen. She reads a page from the introduction chapter of the book and shares insights for writing a self-help book. This episode is an introductory episode from a series 'Learn book writing from Authors'.

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Born on 25th January, Nikita Tak is a prolific Indian author and poet. She writes romance, science fiction, motivational and inspiring stories, Acrostic rhymes poetry, etc.  She can be reached at www.taknikita.com or you can reach her through mail at nikk1025writer@gmail.com. You can also follow her on Clubhouse @nikitatakauthor and Instagram @nikitatakauthorpoetofficial.

 Follow her club "Author Nikita Tak Club" to know about her books, upcoming literary works, and the books she reads.

Maya Daswani is the Founder of Persona Power, which is a Personality & Communications Excellencetraining center from Mumbai. She is a leading international Image and Personality Trainer, a recognized corporate Personality Coach, and has been a Guest Faculty for several renowned colleges and institutes.

Born in Southeast Asia and raised in Europe, she has experienced both an American and British education.

Maya comes from an elite background and has been the talk of the town in media for a long. She has been featured on several media channels, newspapers, magazines, and radio channels. TV News X, Zee TV, Channel 9x, ‘The Guardian’, ‘The Observer’, Bombay Times, Hindustan Times Brunch magazine, Radio FM 104, and All India Radio are only but a few.

Listen to this podcast in which shares her amazing journey with us and some cool tips to become a better communicator. 

Maya will be with us again in GWA Mega Learning Drive 2021 in August. To Join here in the Live session, please register here: https://bit.ly/3p1ztmU

Malobika Chatterjee is a name well known in India for starting India's first organized Translation service in the name of Mono Translation Bureau. She has translated books from famous Authors like Rabindranath Tagore. Among eminent works was the story Parineeta that was made into a movie that was admired by many. Listen to this wonderful conversation between the two writers and discover some great insights from Malobika who is a master of not just one but of many languages.

Myra is upset and doesn't want to talk to anyone so she decides to go out and take a night walk under the stars. She new meets her new friend who she talks to and lets her heart out. Who is this new friend? 

This is the first episode of the new story by Pooja Dubey that flows right through the subconscious. The story is a mixed fantasy that is going to grow with her imagination and in this first episode, she introduces you to the idea of a story from the perspective of pantsers. 

The story is about a girl who has recently been through a break-up and is struggling to focus on her studies as she could not get rid of thoughts about her cheater boyfriend and decides to do something she is not expected to do. 

Listen to this first episode to find out who she is and what lies ahead in her life. In coming episodes, new mysteries will be formed and unraveled so keep watching for this space. 

In this POD, hear Writer Pooja Dubey explain to you why is it important to have a social media presence for content writers and how it can actually help you get more leads and conversions. 

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The introduction to the new podcast series created by Writer Pooja Dubey. A quick tip on how to become a better writer..listen to find more.

This is the first episode of the series "Mini-Lessons for Writers on Storytelling" in which Writer Pooja Dubey reveals a big problem that new writers face and that is coming up with an idea for writing. She suggests writers use planning as a skill to come up with ideas for an article and use the art of storytelling to make it interesting. Check out this episode to find out how a random pick of a word can actually lead you to a really useful article that not just tells a story but also solves the problem of your reader.

Priyanka and Atharva had missed each other and were happy to come together again but they knew that Kiara was not very comfortable with the idea of Atharva coming to the party. And during the party, the old friends did something which upset Kiara more. Will Kiara be ok?

In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey talks about another great book for writers, Anatomy of Drama, and reads some excerpts from the book to explain fundamentals of  drama, style, and suspense.

In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey analyses the book "How to write short" by Roy Peter Clark to give you a glimpse of what this book offers to a learner of writing. 

This is the introductory episode of the new series "INSPIRATION" in which Writer Pooja Dubey talks about using the events, people, stories, books, songs, and environment around you to get inspiration for writing a story. She actually draws inspiration from a song and creates a story impromptu. 

In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey talks about a book for non-fiction writers. The book contains many tricks that combine the art of storytelling with non-fiction writing to make it effective. She reads a few paragraphs and lessons from the book and gives simple explanations. 

In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey gives you a glimpse of the literature book and tells you how it is shaped and can help you learn about literature from hundreds of literature legends covered.

In this episode, Writer Pooja Dubey reads out some excerpts from the book by Barneby and explains a few concepts useful for fiction writers as covered in the book. o

This is an introductory episode of the podcast in which Writer Pooja Dubey is going to read a few paragraphs from the book STORY which is talking about the eternal principles of writing for fiction and film writers. This book will generally help fiction writers, film writers, authors, and storytellers.

The party is on at Ishita and Atharva was invited which is a surprise for Kiara who feels awkward to suddenly see her old boyfriend. Priyanka does not seem to be very happy with the party but still gets along and is happy to see her best buddy Atharva after a long time.

Ishita is excited about the party overnight but when she announces that to Priyanka who was busy sleeping, she panics at the idea of having an overnight party at home. She is still haunted by the thoughts of the previous week when saw something strange in her friend despite the past days going just fine. She wants the party to move. Will Ishita be convinced? Will the party still happen at the place?

Priyanka is sleeping peacefully but only until she hears some voices and gets up suddenly at 3:10 AM. She needs water but finds not enough in the kitchen. She goes looking for her friend Ishita who is not in the room, kitchen, or living room. Where is she? Will Priyanka find a surprise?

Kiara has forgotten about Priyanka who was going to land and when she gets a call, she seeks help from Ishita to allow her instantly promising her to throw a party on her behalf. How will Priyanka's visit be? How will it affect the two girls? Will they have a blast?

Ishita and Kiara visit an old aunt who knows Meera very well. She even knew about the diary which she claims to have suggested Meera to record her life story. Will Ishita discover the secret of what happened to Meera?

Ishita, while shopping, meets her old college friend Kiara who seems to be staying nearby. The two decide to go together to Ishitas house and while they walk, Kiara discovers Ishita's obsession with Meera and gets curious.

Atharva finally agrees to Priyanka that the project suggested by Kiara is rather impractical and may not work. He does not express it openly but Kiara gets the hint and is now angry. What will she now do? Will she still be adamant and go with her idea or will she understand the apprehensions of her friends? Will she be angry with her boyfriend and break up with him or will forgive him for the screw-up?

A bunch of classmates and friends in a college are discussing over a project and there is a disagreement between two girls Kiara and Priyanka, girlfriend and best friend of Atharva. Their friend Akash seems not bothered about the project.  While Kiara seems to be winning at last, will their unrealistic looking project actually get them a pat on the back from their professor as suggested by Kiara or will they end up with a project that would neither work nor fetch them marks?

This is the story about a girl Ishita who had recently shifted to a new house that was empty for four years before she got it. She found an old diary of Meera, the occupant who lived in the house before Ishita with her husband, in-laws, and two kids. After reading the diary, Ishita cannot stop thinking about Meera. Her story of miserable life was half complete. Will Ishita be able to find out what happened to Meera? How would she find out? Will Meera's life have an effect on Ishita? Or will it completely change Ishita's life?