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Soap! Writing and Surviving Television In India

Venita Coelho (Author)
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  • Publisher : HarperCollins
  • Publishing year : April 2019
  • Binding : Paperback
  • ISBN : 9788172239411
  • Imprint : HarperCollins
  • Age Group : Young Reader
  • Language : English
Genre : True Stories

Coelho formalizes writing for television, explains the rules, and does her best to create a new generation of thinking w ...

 

Coelho formalizes writing for television, explains the rules, and does her best to create a new generation of thinking writers. This book does a good job of teaching how to write-not just for television but for any medium. It has clear guidelines, a whole range of helpful tools and a practical approach. A must-read for those with any sort of writing ambitions.'Siddharth MalhotraProducer, Cinevistaas Pvt. Ltd-Sanjeevani, Dil Mil Gaye, Crime Patrol, Jersey No. Ten'A book like this would have saved me years of hard lessons and much angst. Not only does it explain the art of writing in a practical and lucid manner, at every step of the way Coelho pushes you to raise your standards and to write to your full potential. Writers of every sort would benefit from the experience, the wisdom and the advice that she hands out.'Sandeep ShrivastavaWriter-New York, Ab Tak Chappan

Author : Venita Coelho

Venita Coelho is a screenwriter, novelist and artist with ten published books to her credit. She has won The Hindu Goodreads Award for Best Fiction for children twice, in 2016 for Dead as a Dodo and in 2019 for Boy No. 32. Her collection of feminist ghost stories, The Washer of the Dead, was longlisted for the Frank O’Connor award.

She lives in Goa where she runs an alternative school called The Path Shaala. She is working towards her second exhibition of paintings.

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