Author, Screenwriter, Illustrator, Writing Coach

Birds of Prey

Birds of Prey

Tales from The History of Mathematics

Tales from The History of Mathematics

Tit for Tat

Tit for Tat

Sleeping Dogs

Sleeping Dogs

Archana Sarat is an author and screenwriter who loves to narrate tales to both children and adults. She writes across genres and loves to experiment in different mediums like video, comics, and illustration, but words remain her first love.

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View fullsize The next read at the Read Write Inspire book club is The Tin Drum by Gunter Grass. I’m halfway through the book and I’m enjoying it immensely. . The discussion on the book will take place on the 13th May 2022 on Zoom at 7pm IST. It would
View fullsize Some raw, unedited, unplanned stuff from my journal. I’ve stuck with journalling for nearly three decades now. It’s the place I turn to for clarity, solace and hope. . I write more about my journalling journey in this week’s newslet
View fullsize Thank you, Ma’am for your wishes and encouragement. It means the world to me. Yesterday was a magical evening and I’ll cherish every moment of it in my heart forever. ❤️ . Posted @withregram • @radikaasarathkumar Nice to meet @archan
View fullsize 'Women in Literature Festival' by Ananke scheduled for 31st March 2022 & 1st April 2022 hosts prolific and eclectic voices of South Asia. Relevant and thought provoking , the discussions will focus on the literary landscape across the #globalsout
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View fullsize Elated to announce that BoP will premiere on February 18th at @ahatamil . I have a long list of people who have made this possible and to whom I would be eternally grateful. But the first and most important person on that list, who believed in the p