A Talk with Annapoorni .E. G a Compiler and Blogger
Hello everyone. This is Gopalakrishnan and today is Monday. And let me first wish all my listeners a very happy Dhwali. And today I'm back with another young, talented writer, ms. Anapurna. Iji a student of English language and literature. She is a multitalended writer who has compiled two anthologies, a blogger with Times of India Readers column and also she has published five articles in Namaste e India Magazine, Pune and recently, she published a paper on pandemic literature in a national conference in Kwanbatu
Annapoorni Eg
@Annapoorni · 1:45
Good evening, Miram. First of all, thank you so much for calling me for an interview and recognizing me as a budding writer and a very happy divorce to you and your family. I am Annapoorni here, and the question which you asked is one of the common questions that each and every writer faces in his life
Now coming to Next question you are compelled to anthologies and I know that publishing an anthology is different from publishing a solo book as you have to condense from different writers then compile it, then publish it then ensure that all the writers get the due credit lot of work is involved so can you just share us your experience as a compiler?
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Annapoorni Eg
@Annapoorni · 2:30
So therefore, a writer like me, who had started this passion since two years is not matured enough to write a solo book, I believe, because that requires a lot of research, references to be made and a proper completion of the work takes much time than we expect. Therefore, I decided to initially co author for books and later got into the field of compiling, which gave me a beautiful experience
Yes. Yes, I completely understand. Since I have also co authored books. You need to decide on a topic where people can contribute, where people will be interested to contribute and you get a good content also, like it's not like some random writing but good content. And then you have to compile everything. And then it's a teamwork. As you rightly said, it's a teamwork
Annapoorni Eg
@Annapoorni · 2:43
Therefore, we cannot completely blame online education. The only thing which we can criticize is that due to the lack of availability of the devices or the gadgets that are required for the online education and the problems being faced by the parents to afford to buy these gadgets and provide it to their children is one of the major issues that India had faced and it's still facing in some parts of the country
Thankfully I was not working at that time and working woman especially my friends have told me that they took leave some quit job because it was difficult to manage kids at home and work. Also extreme pressure they have went through and yes, everybody needed something on mental wellness, a good topic and online education. Also I agree that the gadgets were a problem and coming from a student community and being a girl, you have chosen very good topics that are completely relevant post the pandemic. Very well done
Annapoorni Eg
@Annapoorni · 3:42
These are the three aspects that I would definitely tell that every writer should possess because it is not possible in one single day to become a writer or become a publisher. You should have that patience in you to constantly work, to devote your time and possess that determination till you achieve what you had dreamt of. Therefore you have to be devoted to your work
Thank you for joining us on this diwali eve and making a beautiful contribution to this well and once again thank you for your beautiful answers and wishing you once again all the luck for future thank you my dear audience you have heard anapur Ni and she has talked about a lot of her experience in various forms of content writing and also the softwares that are needed for a content writer I hope for all the aspiring writers who wanted to be in the field of content writing will be hugely benefited by this interview thank you