"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
Because every perfect sunset leaves me with gypsy thoughts suspended in mid-air, with no destination, no place to go...until I finally find them a home!
The Sunset Effect is my personal space, and because I process and feel in words, it's an emotionally driven experience….
a compilation of random musings, where I ponder over the world, the death of humanity, why life unfolds in the way that it does, and how we can cope best. Self-help; non-fiction; life hacks; poetry; quotes...I can attempt to label this if I must, but just as in the real world, I try not to.
My only hope is for my words to be somebody's 2am friend, to provide consolation as they do for me. In those moments of despair and darkness, when you have only yourself to fall back on, when you must find your own silver lining, I pray this book is the friend you need, holding your hand and letting you know that no matter what you are going through, someone somewhere is going through the same. You are not alone!
Nitya Alwani Satyani
Nitya is a published author, blogger, writer from Mumbai India, having contributed to several leading publications for over two decades.
As a mother to two wonderful children…a boy and a girl, she spends her time marvelling at the innocence, growth and vulnerability of childhood. And in-between imparting wisdom and values at home (hopefully successfully); posing as the screen time and chocolate-control officer, and walking the tightrope between the ‘fun, good cop’ and ‘the nag’, she finds the time to connect with her soul and write about things that matter, inspire and affect.
She writes blogs, books and notes on the bathroom mirror.
She also reads blogs, books and the backs of shampoo bottles.
