New Delhi, Sep 6 Popular romance author Ravinder Singh, who has written bestselling novels like 'I Too Had a Love Story,' 'Can Love Happen Twice?' and edited anthologies like 'Love Stories That Touched My Heart', feels that Ind have a never-ending appetite for love stories.
In a freewheeling chat with life ahead of the launch of a crowdsourced anthology titled 'You Are All I Need' that he edited, Singh, 38, speaks about love writing as a genre, writing diverse and representational stories, and a strong connect that readers, especially young ones, feel with love stories.
The anthology by Penguin Random House and Romedy Now features romance stories by 25 upcoming authors mentored by Singh. According to a top Romedy Now executive, Vivek Srivastava, the partnership has led a curation of a diverse anthology of stories that reflects different shades of love.
Edited excerpts from a telephonic interview with Singh:
Q: You have been writing love stories for a decade now. What are your thoughts on the Indian appetite for love stories?
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( With inputs from IANS )
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