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Harini Srinivasan is the author of historical mysteries set in Ancient India, The Curse of Anuganga, Shadows and Secrets: The Pataliputra Conspiracy; the historical novel for young adults, The Merchant of Nagapattinam, romantic comedies, Lovestruck and Confused, The Ex Factor, besides several short stories and novellas. A former civil servant, Harini also offers consultancy services in content and project management, editing, proofreading, and publishing. She mentors children and adults on the nuances of creative writing – offering both individual and group courses. An aficionado of old Hindi cinema, she lives in Gurugram with her family.

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Harini Srinivasan Thank you, Ashok for your interest. The group I mentioned about was a closed group that was active way back in 2013 and 2014. It became inactive once …moreThank you, Ashok for your interest. The group I mentioned about was a closed group that was active way back in 2013 and 2014. It became inactive once the writing exercise was completed. Sorry about this! (less)
Harini Srinivasan I try to write daily without fail. In my experience, I have seen that writing daily helps in dealing with the writer's block. One gets better ideas an…moreI try to write daily without fail. In my experience, I have seen that writing daily helps in dealing with the writer's block. One gets better ideas and eventually there is more productivity. Discipline is really the key!(less)
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The Curse of Anuganga

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Shadows and Secrets: The Pa...

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The Ex Factor

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Lovestruck and Confused: A ...

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Ek Confusing Love Story

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Death At Arcade Emporia

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The Ex Factor: New-age Rom-com

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