It feels glad to share with you that my first workshop on Creative Writing was conducted yesterday, on 18th February, in D. G. Ruparel College, Mumbai.
The participation of 42 enthusiastic yet patient students made the session more interesting. Thanks to the Management and Department of English for inviting me - more than an alumni I truly enjoyed every moment as a student, reliving my years as a student, all again.
I wish the students all the very best for their future!
Here is the feedback on the session:
"Hi Sir! This is Nitasha Naik from Ruparel College. I attended your talk and it was amazing and inspiring for those who wish to be writers.
"Sorry for disturbing you on a Sunday.
"But I really wanted to let you know that the novel 'The Last Nomad' is amazing. The story line is so realistic that I actually got connected to it. I could visualize the life story of Shankar and Laxmi while reading the book and the problems they faced are what people are facing in today's developing world.
"The story takes you to a journey of all those people who are fighting for living a good life. Thanks for writing such a wonderful novel."
- Nitasha Naik, Student
"Excellent session, in terms of content as well as presentation. Proud to interact with an author who’s a former DGRC student as well."
- Gayatri Gadgil
Head, Department of English
D. G. Ruparel College, Mumbai
- हेरंब
Author of The Last Nomad
ISupportNAAM
The participation of 42 enthusiastic yet patient students made the session more interesting. Thanks to the Management and Department of English for inviting me - more than an alumni I truly enjoyed every moment as a student, reliving my years as a student, all again.
I wish the students all the very best for their future!
Here is the feedback on the session:
"Hi Sir! This is Nitasha Naik from Ruparel College. I attended your talk and it was amazing and inspiring for those who wish to be writers.
"Sorry for disturbing you on a Sunday.
"But I really wanted to let you know that the novel 'The Last Nomad' is amazing. The story line is so realistic that I actually got connected to it. I could visualize the life story of Shankar and Laxmi while reading the book and the problems they faced are what people are facing in today's developing world.
"The story takes you to a journey of all those people who are fighting for living a good life. Thanks for writing such a wonderful novel."
- Nitasha Naik, Student
"Excellent session, in terms of content as well as presentation. Proud to interact with an author who’s a former DGRC student as well."
- Gayatri Gadgil
Head, Department of English
D. G. Ruparel College, Mumbai
- हेरंब
Author of The Last Nomad
ISupportNAAM
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