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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2025 · 54 MIN

“Embrace the Chaos” featuring Nishita Parekh

from Imposter Hour with Liz & Greg · host Nishita Parekh, Elizabeth McCullough Keenan, Greg Wands

In this episode of Imposter Hour, hosts Liz and Greg sit down with Nishita Parekh, a former software programmer turned debut novelist, to talk about her atmospheric locked-room mystery, The Night of the Storm.Nishita shares her journey from coding to storytelling, opening up about the inspiration behind her novel, the layered family dynamics at its core, and how her Indian heritage informs both character and theme. The conversation explores the cultural complexities of immigration, marriage, and gender disparity in Indian society, as well as the emotional terrain of motherhood and societal expectation.She also gets candid about navigating imposter syndrome as a new author, the vulnerability of Goodreads, and the often conflicting demands of introversion and promotion. Together, they dive into lessons from tech and fiction alike—pacing, process, and the chaos of creation—and the importance of community, cultural insight, and honoring single mothers in her work.A rich and resonant conversation for anyone chasing creativity in a noisy world.

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