Nikhil Gulati on The People of the Indus, writing nonfiction graphic novels, and how to connect with people living 5000 years ago! episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 10, 2022 · 24 MIN

Nikhil Gulati on The People of the Indus, writing nonfiction graphic novels, and how to connect with people living 5000 years ago!

from Tell Me A Story... · host Rati Girish

Reading The People of the Indus was not an exercise we took lightly and that was because of the true nature of the book. A non-fiction graphic novel on the Indus civilization slotted in the children's book category? This was something you don't come across every day! The book honestly, will blow your mind and when you gather your wits, listen to Nikhil Gulati talk about how he came across the Indus Civilization on a random trip with his friends and how the universe sent him a sign to leave his corporate job to write and illustrate this book. This is a conversation that will not just give you insight into the book but also leave you motivated to follow that life-long dream! For now, pick up your copy of the book and Hit PLAY on this episode!  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ratigirish.substack.com

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