Ashwin Sanghi - A Lifestory

Here's an introduction for a wellknown Indian writer: This Indian writer is liked by many. He writes exciting, hardtoputdown books that mix history, stories from long ago, and mystery. He started writing with his own book, "The Rozabal Line," in 2008. Many people liked it, and later, Westland put it out again. This first success helped make him a big name in Indian books. His writing often looks at old secrets, plans about religion, and the fight between old ways and new ways. Many readers say his style is like Dan Brown's, because of the tricky stories and research he does. "The Krishna Key" (released in 2012) and "Chanakya's Chant" (published in 2010) are some of his most famous books. They show how well he can write long, complicated stories that go back hundreds of years. His books have been changed into many languages, so people all over the world can read them. His work has gotten good reviews from other writers and people who write about books. For example, one person said his writing is "compulsively readable." He has also won several awards, which shows how important he is in the world of books. He has also written books with other people, including a book that is not fiction, with another writer. He is often asked to speak, and he keeps getting readers excited with each new book he writes.