"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal‘Bonafide Scribbler’ is a collection of poetry about the experience of moods, perspectives, and self-discovery of a writer spanning over 15 years. The book has 18 poems and each poem serves a different purpose. They deal with a different aspect of a writer's life. The book is a perfect coffee time read or when you are simply listening to some jazz!
‘Bonafide Scribbler’ takes readers through a journey of the simple yet profound moments of life and finds sweetness in them because there is sweetness everywhere if you are just willing to look.
The author is honest and simple in her approach to writing. The poet’s moving and personal poetry collects and makes sense of wonderment and discovering one’s self-worth while writing.
Tinged with the hope of a beautiful outcome and the complexity of layered feelings in the background, ‘Bonafide Scribbler’ is an amalgamation of creating art, and the struggle to find one’s voice. Manjusha’s poetry ranges from reality to imagination and what it means to find an original tone and the clumsy yet beautiful dance of self-discovery.
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Manjusha Joshi
Manjusha Joshi is an Indian writer of Himalayan descent. She started her writing career as a copywriter with a renowned advertising firm and then escalated to become a content strategist and is presently a content producer with a publishing media house.
Born in the beautiful city of Dehradun, Manjusha soon shifted to Delhi at the young age of 5 and realized the differences of a small town and national capital in every aspect of life and lifestyle. Her writing traces its beginnings in her observant yet introverted childhood. Having been introduced to books, music, and art of diversified genres quite early in life, she began to come across her subconscious on the pages of her diaries.
She is an illustrator too. All the illustrations in the book are her doing. She takes to various forms of art. Or let us just say, no matter how vehemently life and its responsibilities occupy her, she has always had time for her little experiments with art.
When not absorbed in writing for work, or on her blog at manjushawrites.com - Manjusha loves cooking, doodling, knits (badly), and otherwise spends far too much time in making up all sorts of rhymes for her two years old daughter and dancing with her. She lives in Noida, with her daughter, husband, and parent in-laws. The nameplate on her gate reads only the first names of all the family members, as they all are their own person more than just a family living together! (P.S. she designed that nameplate too!)
