“Travel is the best way to learn, and when you travel you have amazing stories to share.”
We have 10 copies of Railonama, up for review!
Overview of the book:
Ever wonder how the experience of that foreign traveler in the train has been so far? What are they thinking? What did they like, what didn’t they like? What was it like traveling via trains in India back in 1956? What have been some of the most unforgettable travel stories of this lifeline of the nation? Read Railonama to find out!
Railonama is a compilation of short stories and poems inspired by travel via the Indian Railways. The book features enriching and highly entertaining stories selected from a pool of submissions from people all around the world who have traveled in trains in India. Some of the authors who have contributed to the book are Ajay Mankotia, Roshan Radhakrishnan, Dr. K. C. Jindal, Nikhil Narayan, Sukanya Mohan and Michael Clifton, among others. This book will make for an engaging and riveting read for those who enjoy traveling and exploring.
About the Author:
Anupama Sharma, who loves traveling, conceptualized and created Railonama. She cherishes all her trips and is forever in awe of the beauty and wonder that pervades India. She is passionate about public service and is currently studying public policies at New York University. She is also the founder of pickafight.org, a non-profit in India and has committed all the proceeds she gets from the sales of the book for charitable purposes in India.
Interested?
The review should be of 500+ words and should be posted on your blog within 7 days from the day you receive the book. In your review, tell us about the story, the writing style of the author, main characters, their description, your likes, dislikes, expectations, etc.
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This book can be yours!
Interesting and very different from the usual books. Applied. Waiting for the book.
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eagerly waiting. i love traveling and reading travelogues
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