Sandhya Ranganathan

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I am : A dreamer, a writer, a globetrotter

Presently biding my time : Trying to write 400 words a day between a full-time technical communications career and being Mom to my eight-year old human child and three feline ones.

As I secretly follow my dreams of : Being a published author. My recurring dream since childhood

Part of the : Creative Writing Mentorship Program from June 30 to September 15, 2018

My Website : www.varnika.co

Recent Published Work : Mia finds a home

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About being a part of Anita’s Attic Creative Writing program

It took me ten years to complete my first (as yet unpublished) fiction novel. Ten years of trying to eke out a writing discipline between life events, learning the craft by trial and error and ultimately not having the confidence that I was good enough.

I wanted to do it differently for my second book. So I joined Anita’s program and it has been a dramatically different experience. I got into a cadence of writing, and received real-time tips, feedback and encouragement. It was wonderful to meet fellow writers and others in the publishing industry week after week. I didn’t want it to end. I wish I had this opportunity ten years ago. If you get the chance, grab it.

Sandhya’s Bio

Sandhya is a Graduate in English Literature from Lucknow University and has done her Advanced Masters in Global Management. She currently works as a Section Head in Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s Knowledge Management division. She is fascinated by people and what makes them tick. That has driven her over three decade global career as a leader, a coach, and champion of inclusion and diversity. After she staggers home from work, she enjoys pottering around her home and garden in Bangalore with the aforementioned babies.