Reenita discussed with Hubpages through Monica Viera that through Vermilion Harvest, she aims to delve into the complexities of historical trauma, the enduring scars of colonialism, and the resilient spirit that emerges from understanding and reconciling these deep-seated wounds.
Reenita is a sharp, insightful author who tantalizes her readers with her unique way of storytelling. Before she became an author, Reenita Hora was a journalist, editor, and writer for platforms like National Geographic Kids, Disney India, Cartoon Network Asia, the New York Times, CNN, Radio Television Hong Kong, and Bloomberg.
Join Sierra on NewsChannel 9 ABC for an insightful interview with Reenita, as she discusses her multifaceted career and exciting future endeavors.
Reenita Hora, celebrated as the ‘Nora Ephron’ of South Asian storytelling, captivates audiences with her richly textured, culturally vibrant writing. Formerly a journalist, editor, and writer, Reenita now channels her creativity into the hit podcasts ‘True Fiction Project’ and ‘Shadow Realm.’
In an interview by Carin Chea from inmag.com, Reenita Hora is highlighted as a multi-disciplinary professional excelling in marketing, journalism, and storytelling. As a published author, her upcoming novel, “Vermilion Harvest: Playtime at the Bagh,” is a profound historical love story set against a tragic backdrop, reflecting her nuanced and creative approach to writing. Hora’s diverse expertise spans from leading marketing efforts at a top Silicon Valley institute to contributing to prestigious international news publications. Her multifaceted career showcases her ability to blend business acumen with artistic storytelling, captivating audiences across various fields.
Reenita Hora is the unrivaled ‘Nora Ephron’ of South Asian storytelling, spinning yarns as eclectic as Mumbai’s iconic ‘Bhel Puri’ – a tantalizing concoction of flavors with an occasional bug for that extra crunch! Her stories star a motley crew of characters caught in the whirlwind of gloriously imperfect scenarios, all while stubbornly refusing to sell out, and her writing, unapologetically Indian, pulses with the rich colors and rhythms of her culture, deftly blending humor and authenticity.
In an exclusive interview with Writer’s Life Magazine, acclaimed author Reenita Hora discusses her unique approach to storytelling, likened to the legendary Nora Ephron of South Asian literature. With her unapologetically Indian writing style, Reenita intricately blends humor and authenticity, captivating readers with narratives as vibrant and diverse as Mumbai’s iconic ‘Bhel Puri.’
Featured interview with Coffee With The Dog, Reenita discussed her journey as a storyteller. From her journalistic roots to her emergence as a top Indie writer recognized by LA Weekly. She teased her upcoming projects, including ‘Festival of Lights’ and ‘Vermilion Harvest: Playtime at the Bagh,’ promising more enthralling tales that blend culture, history, and romance.
Reenita’s journey began in India, where her passion for writing blossomed amidst cultural and familial constraints. Despite societal pressures, she persisted, weaving stories through various roles in marketing, journalism, and entrepreneurship.
Many surveys indicate that a vast majority of women, even those financially independent, don’t make their own investment decisions. Reenita Malhotra Hora and Divya Vij are trying to change this through their book Money Smart – The Indian Woman’s Guide to Managing Wealth. The authors share their views with Business Line.
With flowing, shiny locks and a definite gleam in her eyes, Reenita Malhotra Hora greets me warmly as we sit down to chat over coffee and tea. Her new book, Forever Young: Unleashing the Magic of Ayurveda has just hit bookstores and aims to unveil the secrets behind the ancient Indian medicine and how people can balance their lives, minds and bodies.
Otto Radio has signed new content agreements with CBS News, ABC News, Bloomberg, Associated Press and global news agency AFP. The audio news stories will include business, lifestyle and sports “that will create an enhanced listening experience for Otto Radio listeners across all digital platforms,” the company says.
Launched in 2015, San Francisco-based Otto Radio plays audio news and stories based on a user’s desired listening time. Interests determine accessed news and podcasts, while listeners can create dedicated radio stations by searching topics.
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