In fiction, if people like one of your books, they tend to pick up your other books as well. — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
The first draft is usually junk. You have to work on it seven to eight times. — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
As authors, we know that it is very difficult to unleash one's creativity. — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
When you write stories linking reality to a big storyline, people relate to it better. — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
It is important to send your work to as many publishers as possible. For every one publisher who may show interest in your work,… — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
While a lot of management development books try to teach you a lesson or give you a scenario of what corporate culture and work… — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
To me, a good storyteller should be able to tell stories across genres. — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
To make time for writing, one has to take time out from somewhere. Obviously, a fair amount of time that you spend with the… — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
In Indian companies, people aren't too worried about the pace of growth as long as you're setting up a business which will survive for… — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
For me, writing is fun. The day I quit my job and take up writing full time, writing will become just another job. A… — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
Saying 'I am not interested in politics' is no guarantee that people will leave you alone. The politically-inclined will single you out as a… — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
Any author gets inspired by the experiences and events that happen to him or his immediate circle. While that's where the seed or the… — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
There's a market for fiction based on financial services. People wanted me to write stories based on this sector. There's a gap in the… — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
For 'The Bestseller'... there was hardly any research, but I had to give each person a quirk and develop their stories so that it… — Ravi Subramanian Copy Share Image
