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Where India Writes 2021 - World's Largest Flip Anthology

Written by Rachit Yadav,Nemika Sharma

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1,019 pages, about 20 hours of reading

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Where India Writes 2021 is a book holding the World record of the World's Largest Flip Anthology by World book of records compiled by Rachit Yadav & Nemika Sharma. In this anthology you will find, 170+ emerging authors have participated with their amazingly written pieces on different themes and emotions. Each writeup consists of 500 + words, there are more than 1000 pages and 1.36 Lakh+ words in the book which makes it absolutely unique and different. So basically when you change the way of reading, then you can get a new and modified way to think and write much well...This is the very first time when an anthology has been created in this manner. The main purpose of this amazing book is to create more interest and awareness towards literature and its writing, especially in youngsters so that they can pour their hearts to show their talent.

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Themes, characters and key ideas in Where India Writes 2021 - World's Largest Flip Anthology, written by Chaptra AI.

  • about 9 hours
  • intermediate
  • diverse
  • exploratory
  • inspiring

Where India Writes 2021 is a record-breaking 'World's Largest Flip Anthology,' compiled by Rachit Yadav and Nemika Sharma, featuring over 170 emerging authors across 1019 pages. This unique collection offers a vast array of literary pieces, each exceeding 500 words, exploring diverse themes and emotions. The innovative 'flip' format encourages new ways of reading and thinking, aiming to foster greater interest and awareness in literature, particularly among young people. It serves as a significant platform for aspiring Indian writers to showcase their talent and contribute to the contemporary literary landscape.

Key themes

Literary Empowerment and Fostering New Voices
This is the most central theme, explicitly stated as the book's purpose. The anthology serves as a crucial platform for over 170 emerging authors to showcase their talent, providing them with visibility and a published work. It aims to democratize the literary landscape by giving a voice to those who might otherwise struggle to be heard.
Diversity of Human Experience and Emotion
With contributions from a vast number of authors, the anthology inherently explores a wide spectrum of 'different themes and emotions.' This diversity allows readers to encounter myriad perspectives on life, love, loss, identity, and societal issues, reflecting the rich tapestry of human experience, particularly within the Indian context.
Innovation in Literature and Reading
The unique 'World's Largest Flip Anthology' format is a deliberate attempt to innovate within the literary sphere. It challenges conventional reading methodologies and encourages readers to 'change the way of reading' to 'get a new and modified way to think and write much well.' This theme explores the potential for format and structure to influence reader engagement and interpretation.

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