Anuj Tiwari | |
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Born | Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India | 22 November 1988
Occupation | Novelist |
Period | 2012 to present |
Genre | Romance, fiction, inspirational |
Notable works | Journey of Two Hearts, It Had to Be You, It's Not Right but It's Okay, I Tagged Her in My Heart,Give Your Heart a Break,Barababki |
Notable awards | Best Emerging Author by NAI (2014) and Young Author Awards, Dubai (2018) |
Spouse | Sneha Panday aka Anushka |
Website | |
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Anuj Tiwari (born 22 November 1988) is an Indian author of six novels. His first novel, Journey of Two Hearts, was published by Srishti Publishers in 2012. [1] He is the first Indian author to write a book, Give Your Heart a Break, on sibling relationships. [2] He has co-authored the book "Cappuccino" with Sneha Pandey
Tiwari stands at number seven amongst the top 15 influential Indian authors on social media. [3] He is the recipient of the Newspapers Association of India Achiever Awards 2014, which named him as the "Best Upcoming Novelist". [4] [5] In 2017, he was shortlisted for the 2018 International Young Author Awards in Dubai. [6] [7] Tiwari also represented India in Qatar in 2019 and hosted a session about Impact of culture on writing. [8] [9] [10]
His Sanskrit was much better than his Hindi, and of course, than his English. His determination to impress someone led him to write his first book. It changed everything for him with his later books, which were inspirational and based on true stories. [11] [12] Anuj recently married his long-time girlfriend Anushka, also known as Sneha Panday. All five of his books are inspired by their own love story. [13] [14]
Tiwari has spoken at TEDx conferences in India. [15] [16] [17] [18] He claims to have not read even a single book, therefore having no derived inspiration from authors. [19] [20] He writes about reality to which readers can relate. His first book, Journey Of Two Hearts, was based on a diary (given to him by his girlfriend) he wrote in when he was in a hospital. His more recent book, It Had to Be You, is again a reflection of reality. [19] He is now an author of five books based on real incidents. [21] Having spoken in many colleges and universities, his stories are based on real-life scenarios that he has recorded over the years. With an MBA degree in finance and human resources management, Tiwari works in Mumbai as an IT professional and marketing consultant. [22]
Anuj Tiwari is the founder of a Mumbai-based digital agency called TheAllDigital. [23]
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