Writer Who Is Inspired By The Silence Near A Cemetery
Ranjit lal, one of the country’s prominent writers for nature and children, has written a number of much acclaimed books such as the The Bossman Adventures, Enjoying Birds, The Crow Chronicles, and Faces in the Water which also won the Crossword-Vodafone Award for Children’s fiction in 2011-12. His illustrious career is an inspiration to many, but the location of his residence is an overwhelming one to himself. His humble residence is next to Nicholson Cemetery in New Delhi. Undisturbed by the silence of the surrounding area, he has penned several works of fiction and non-fiction for children. Writers from Nirmal Singh Lotus Green visited his duplex apartment, and they sat around in the room that he writes, and the author started sharing his perspectives on literature: ““I got about writing for children because I enjoy it more than writing for adults. It is a lot more fun. Like all writing, it is a discipline: I write from 8.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. mostly every day, but re...