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Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari to launch her debut novel Mapping Love on August 1

AshwinyIyer Tiwari is all set to don the hat of a fiction writer with her first novel Mapping Love, which will hit the bookstores on August 1. Says Ashwiny, “I am filled with unexplained emotions of stillness and nervousness; I...

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Updated At : 12:38 PM Jul 02, 2021 IST

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AshwinyIyer Tiwari is all set to don the hat of a fiction writer with her first novel Mapping Love, which will hit the bookstores on August 1. Says Ashwiny, “I am filled with unexplained emotions of stillness and nervousness; I discovered that I enjoyed the process of writing in solitude ever since I embarked upon this journey of writing my first ever novel. Until now, this story was just mine, but now the time has come to share it with the world. I’ve written it with all my heart, putting each word to paper while visualising a world. I can’t wait to see how my audience and readers react to Mapping Love.”

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