Ganesh started his life in Neyveli, a small town in South India, with an industrial complex comprising a coal mine, a thermal power station and a fertilizer plant. On completing school, he started his career as a marine engineer, sailing around the world. In the mid-90s, he migrated to Australia, starting his land-based career, and continues to provide physical asset management consulting services to the industry.
Over his career, he has had exposure to varied industries including shipping, mining, utilities, petrochemicals and manufacturing industries such as metal, food and beverage, plastic, building products, pulp and paper manufacturing.
Ganesh currently lives in Melbourne with his wife and two daughters and takes an active interest in the spheres of emerging technology, global economics and politics.
Featured Books of the Month
FREE ICE CREAM
Free Ice Cream is a narrative nonfiction with a unique concept that is huge.
For ages, we have been hearing phrases like “There is no such thing as a free lunch”. Free Ice Cream disproves it. It shows people how everything can be made ABSOLUTELY FREE for everyone. We are talking free energy, free food, free manufactured goods from shoes to TVs, umbrellas to furniture to cars and so on – free everything to everyone.
And we are not talking Wall Street solutions – no financial jugglery here. We are not talking Socialism or Robin Hood either – no grabbing from the rich and giving to the poor as “free”. We are not talking science fiction either! Then what is it about? Read on to find out!
“If everything is free, why not this book”,
Alice asked, in a tone of great curiosity.
“This book will be free
When you have made everything free
But you need to read it today
To make everything free
And you won’t need this book
Once everything is free
Now, isn’t that ironic”, the Knight replied.
To learn more about the book and the Free Ice Cream (FRiCE) Economy, visit www.thefreeicecream.com
CUENIFORM YOUR DELUSIONS: A BOOK OF QUOTES AND POEMS IN HINDI AND ENGLSIH
This book isn’t fictional, but the words in it carry deep meaning. It has been written with an eye for all those minute details we miss in life. When the world sleeps, the only part that keeps one’s soul alive are words … words of hope, patience, love, emptiness, loneliness … some perfectly intact, some slightly broken.
Embrace your beauty. Hold that pen and write to each beat of your cerebration.
MONU AND THE LITTLE BUNNIES
Monu and the Little Bunnies is a delightful collection of three stories that will entertain and make little kids ponder. Monu and the Little Bunnies and Friendship Lasts Forever share profound morals through simple tales, while Monu’s Tour to Yercaud will bring the beauty of Yercaud in front of your eyes – all from a kid’s perspective. This book is sure to soon become your kid’s favourite bedtime read!
ADVENTURES OF NANCY & PRANSKY: RESCUE OF AUNT FABULA
Rescue of Aunt Fabula is the first book of the Adventures of Nancy & Pransky. Nancy is a 7-year-old kid who lives in Hexendorf, a beautiful town full of magicians and witches. Pranksy is a little witch who is still learning tricks with her magic book and broom. Nancy and Pranksy go in search of Pransky’s aunt Fabula, who goes missing under mysterious circumstances. How they find her forms the action-packed first book of this fantasy series.
Get, Set, Get Bewitched!!!!!
ONE LITTLE CROW: A COLLECTION OF CHILDREN’S STORIES
Here comes a cute little collection of thirteen stories, with beautiful illustrations to keep your little one engaged. Most stories are just a page long but what will stun you is the simplicity with which they have been presented from the eyes of a seven-year-old prodigy. This book is sure to inspire more tiny tots to take up writing as a creative expression of their imaginative thoughts.
P.S.: None of the stories have morals spelled out explicitly as we believe our author wanted her little readers to think for themselves
GANESH NATARAJAN
REETI POKHRIYAL
Reeti has been writing for the past two years and has published a few of her poems and quotes . She has been a part of a few anthologies. She graduated from Delhi University with a keen interest in law and writing. Reeti also holds a state-level Karate Championship. She is a sport enthusiast. When she is not writing she can be seen petting animals. In addition, she is an active member of Robin Hood Army, an NGO. Cuneiform Your Delusions is her debut book of quotes and poems and she hopes her readers enjoy her journey.
S.R. SRI SAI DARSHAN
Darshan is a 9-year-old champ studying Class 5 in The Pupil School, Chennai. Darshan’s favourite subject is Science. He aims to become a robotic scientist when he grows up. He is very passionate about archery, drawing and crafts. His favourite pet is the rabbit. His all-time favorite movie is The Avengers. He is known for his affable nature and hence his ability to make friends easily. He has a lot of friends and he loves playing in the park with them. He can spend hours playing on the monkey-bar!!! As much as he’s an outdoors guy, Darshan also loves books. He has been fascinated by books since his toddler days. He enjoys reading both fiction and non-fiction. His love for reading has led him to become an author.
MANOGYA MAHESWARI
Manogya Maheshwari, 7 years old, is a budding author from CPS Global School (Anna Nagar), who loves reading. With her interests ranging over a wide genre of books – fairy tales, fiction, science, biographies – she aspires to continue her creative pursuit as an author. She is equally passionate about science and wants to contribute to the society through her achievements in science and, guess what, she hopes to win the Nobel Prize some day!
K. P. SAMYUKTHA
K.P. Samyuktha, 7 years, is in Class 3 in SBOA Matric. Hr. Sec. School, Anna Nagar, Chennai. Sam, as she’s fondly called, is a bundle of energy who is always up to something. She loves dancing, playing, enjoying and having fun. Her latest passion has been writing stories. As with many of her other talents, writing comes naturally to her. She has won prizes for fancy dress, drawing and Thirukkural recitation in school. This Chennai girl has a YouTube channel named “Rockstar Samyuktha“. In future, she hopes to become a fashion designer and a famous YouTuber. But given her versatility, we never know … she may grow up to be the next Enid Blyton!
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Muthu Sakthi Velmurugan
Muthu is a teenager living in Melbourne, Australia. She is very passionate about sports and music. Muthu enjoys talking and communicating with people of all ages and is also always trying to invoke change and fairness in her community. Her motto is to always be kind and she has implemented this in everything she does, including in her first book The Small, Green Dog. Muthu was awarded the Forest Hill School Endeavour Award in 2018 for Service to Camelot Rise Primary School. She believes in leading by example. -
Skandha Guhan Karthikeyan
Skandha Guhan Karthikeyan, 15 years, is in Class 10 in The Schram Academy, Chennai. Skandha is a calm and charming teen who loves football, animals and theatrical performances. He dreams of becoming a footballer some day. Skandha’s role model is David De Gea, the famous Spanish goalkeeper (Skandha is passionate about goalkeeping). If not for football, he aims at becoming a veterinarian to help homeless four-legged friends. His early schooling in the United States has shaped his thought process. The Doll is his first attempt in the literature arena, and it’s a story that would knock your socks off your feet! This probably is a yet-to-be-explored area that the teen thinks he may pursue seriously in future. -
Swetha Karthikeyan
Swetha Karthikeyan, 9 years, is in Class 4 in The Schram Academy. Swetha is an energetic girl who loves reading and writing and is interested in animals and wildlife. She enjoys cycling and playing with her friends. A proud winner of the Intercity Spell Bee competition held at Chennai, she realized her passion for writing after the Covid lockdown was imposed and she found herself with time to pen her creativity into stories for kids. Swetha hopes to write many more stories and through them inspire kids like her to express through creative writing. -
G.S. Aishwarya
G.S. Aishwarya, 14 years, is studying Class 9 in Chennai Public School. She is passionate about dancing and started learning Bharatanatyam at the age of four years. Aishu, as she’s fondly called, is also a talented artist who loves drawing cartoons and is good at making handicrafts. She is the winner of many Academic Proficiency Awards and is also a star in sports, dancing and art. A voracious reader since six years, her parents encouraged her to try her hands at writing. Aishu hopes to make it big as an author. -
Oviya Vijay
Oviya, 15 years, is a fun-loving teen who is passionate about art, badminton, cartoons and astronomy. A Class 10 student of Jawahar Vidyalaya, Chennai, she has represented her school in athletics and won many medals. She graduated from Global Art at 12 and has always loved experimenting with different forms of art. In recent days, she has been focusing on doodle art. Oviya’s role models are Abdul Kalam and Stephen Hawking. Reading comics and fantasy novels has greatly influenced her in writing Just a Dream. This is her debut attempt in the literature area. And guess what? There’s no stopping her! -
Shabeek K
Shabeek’s passion lies in art – all forms of it. He has proven his versatility in micro-art, sunlight art, string art and many more. Recently, he has also been trying his hands at directing a movie. His writing career bloomed with Even Friendship Can Have a Love Bite, a simple story about the strong bond shared between Ashif and Pavithra. His next book, His First Love, is a heart-wrenching story about a boy’s first love. Shabeek’s strength lies in his attention to detail and his amazing storytelling capability. Academics were never his cup of tea, but he is well on the path of creating a niche for himself as a writer. -
Dhiya Prabakaran
Dhiya Prabakaran, 12 years, is studying in Class 7 in Sherwood Hall Senior Secondary School. She is passionate about drawing, painting, dancing and origami. Dhiya has participated in many quiz and drawing competitions and has won many awards and distinctions at the district and state levels. She was also the school topper of the International Spell Bee competition. The Magic Bakery is yet another feather in Dhiya’s cap! It is her maiden attempt at writing a story. She hopes to enthral readers by wielding her magic wand and writing many more such stories! -
Avyukta Bhattacharjee
Avyukta Bhattacharjee, 12 years, studies in Class 7 in MCC Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Chennai. She is interested in animals, particularly dogs, cats and birds. She has a naughty dog named Lucky (who loves to chew shoes) and a mischievous cat named Snowball (who likes to steal food). Avy’s hobbies include drawing, reading and collecting random stuff (for example, old coins, bottle caps and colourful pebbles). She lives in Chennai with her family. She loves writing and aspires to become a world-renowned author some day. -
Varshitha Vijay Anand
Varshitha Vijay Anand is fifteen years old and is a budding author. She is studying in Class 10 in Geethanjali Vidyalaya, Bengaluru. She loves reading books and writing stories. For her, writing started off as a way to translate her feelings and thoughts into words and it soon turned into a full-fledged hobby. Some of her other hobbies include singing, playing instruments and spending time with her friends and family. This is her first book and she is extremely excited to work on more stories. -
Vibhav Vijay Anand
Vibhav Vijay Anand is 11 years old. He studies in Geethanjali Vidyalaya in Class 6. He is always curious to learn new things such as about inventing apps, using AI in different areas and so on. He loves to write stories, play the guitar and keyboard. He also goes for Taekwondo and Cricket classes and has won a few medals and awards. He is passionate about music, especially Hindustani Classical Music. He also loves to travel, having travelled quite widely across India and abroad, and is a foodie, loving to taste different types of cuisines. He now lives in Bengaluru. Vibhav has written this book with love for his readers. He hopes they like it and is also awaiting for their feedback and constructive criticism about the book. -
Shoba Ranjit Singh
Shoba Ranjit Singh grew up in Chennai in India in a loving, joyful family. She graduated as an architect and worked in India before she moved to New Zealand with her family. Shoba and her Structural Engineer husband Ranjit live in Auckland and have two grown sons, a beautiful daughter-to-love and a brand-new grandson. Shoba now works in a Primary School teaching English, reading and writing. Working part time gives her time to write, enjoy cuddles as a granny, paint, cook and travel to visit family. Shoba clearly delights in God’s word as she shares verses and ways to study them. -
Keerthana Ezhilan
Keerthana Ezhilan is 13 years old and is in Grade 7 in Chennai Public School. She loves making new creative crafts out of reusable items and enjoys playing with her friends. She spends her free time writing stories, especially fantasy stories that would never happen in reality. She sometimes converts her real-life incidents into stories and shares with her friends. Since March 2020, she has had loads of time. So she started writing a bunch of different stories and eventually decided to plot a story book for kids! -
M. Soundarya
M. Soundarya is 11 years old and is in Class 6 in SBOA School & Junior College, Chennai. She’s passionate about singing, gardening and writing stories. She loves penning short fantasy stories and keeps writing at the back of her school notebooks whenever she finds time. She’s a foodie too and loves pastries, ice-creams and cupcakes. Anu, as she’s called at home, hopes to become famous like JK Rowling when she grows up. -
Dr. G. Thirumavalavan
Dr G Thirumavalavan was born in 1940 in Thiruvathipuram (Cheyyaru). His parents, Pulavar K Govindan and Kannammal, raised him and his siblings in a loving environment, filled with Tamil, books and freedom. Dr G Thirumavalavan taught chemistry and later history at Tamil Nadu colleges. He married another bibliophile, Ms Nageswari, in 1968. They have three daughters (who heard these stories first). Dr G Thirumavalavan has published a number of articles and books on historical research, fiction, kids fiction and non-fiction essays (science, rationalism, contemporary events) in Tamil and English, in magazines and research journals. He hopes to continue writing, as it gives him solace and focus.
