Sanil: There are some projects in the pipeline. You shall hear about them soon.

Sanil: It's a simple story of persistence. I used to send some of my work to various editors and they often sent me their feedback. Some did some didn't. I took the feedback and always worked on it and sent back for more feedback.

Sanil: I don't get writer’s block. There is so much to write about. I always have something to write. I am a travel person. I usually write best while travelling and interacting with new people, experiencing new places.

Sanil: I read both, fiction and non-fiction. My personal favourite from recent books I have read is Mitch Albom’s work. He knows how to paint reality through fiction. I’d love to write a book with him too!

Sanil: It is a great initiative. Appreciation and recognition is always a great initiative. I feel this is a perfect platform for the next generation authors.

Sanil: I don't sit at one place and write. I like to make notes and then put them all together later. I don't write in order. I write as it comes and then put the pieces together. A messy cupboard being organized is the ideal analogy of my process.

Sanil: Mango Juice! There’s a sense of comfort, belonging and a homely feeling each time I take a sip of cold mango juice. Maybe, it stems from being younger and chugging pints of it, although the limit was one glass a day!

Sanil: Oh I love cooking but that doesn’t mean I’m good at it. I love eating, I consider myself better at doing this!

Sanil: I’m so glad to see something like this. These are things that will contribute to keep youngsters motivated.