Sean Nesamoney Releases Here Comes The Tiger
Ten-year old Akarsh discovers weird dust floating around his village, causing drama, and soon finds himself in the middle of a magical adventure. Along the way, he meets two friends, Rashawn and Rohan, who each face obstacles of their own. Akarsh meets a tiger friend that wanders into his village. Rashawn finds a genie lamp abandoned in the dust. Rohan buys a painting at the Bangalore Art Store only to realize that it comes alive at night and causes trouble. Together, the three pals search for clues to wrap up the mystery!
An Interview with Author, Sean Nesamoney
What was your favorite part of the Your Name In Ink process?
I liked first deciding to write the book, because this was a really good opportunity for me to use my creative mind and come up with bogus ideas that I could just jot down, and maybe take further into a whole story.
What did you learn about yourself during the publishing process?
Before, I used to really stick to one idea, and I learned that I could come up with various ideas and take one of them and build it – like taking a seed, and building it into a whole tree that can expand into branches.
How do you think your writing improved?
I think it has improved because I knew this would be published and I really wanted to try my best. So, every time I write now, I really try my best to make it as juicy and hearty as I can so that I can really express who I am when I’m writing.
What advice would you give to someone going through this process for the first time?
I wouldn’t worry about it, just come up with various crazy ideas because you can see where they go at the end – you can look back and say, “I never wanted this idea at first!” but you’ll see how far it has come. So just be yourself as you’re writing this, and write about whatever you want. Just make it you!
“AIF gives money and education to less fortunate kids in India. I thought that if I gave some money with my book it would help kids in india as well.” -Sean Nesamoney
Sean Nesamoney has chosen the American India Foundation as the charity that will receive 50% of the profits from his book sales. The other 50% will go directly back into the Your Name In Ink Program to help create publishing opportunities for future authors. Nesamoney hopes to use his writing to help create better futures for kids his age in India.
If you would like to support this cause AND dive into an exciting new book, then pick up your copy here today!
