41 - Being Brave Using Cultural Experiences with Author Aditi Wardhan Singh

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Author Aditi Wardhan Singh and I talk about what it means to be brave using your cultural experiences in your writing. She was a wealth of quotes and brought her kick-ass attitude. A passionate humanist who wants to make the world a better place, she walks the walk by running Raising World Children. We talk about why you should put your stories out there. The 1 thing you should never ask an Indian woman (yes, I asked it), and why it's your job to make sure your culture is represented. You're going to love her. She's also looking for writers! Use the links to find Raising World Children, their Facebook page, on Instagram, Aditi's bio, or Twitter. You can find Aditi on Facebook or Twitter. If you have a story idea for her, reach out to her at aditi.ws@gmail.com. Please leave a rating & review for the show on your favorite podcatcher. Also, now is the time to pick up one of my new stories: - The new novel, "Chasing the Demon" or - The new horror short story, "The Plant," which is a nice peek into 2019's novel, "The Scales."

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