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"The Voices of 2025: How Authors are Shaping Tomorrow's Narratives'

The Daily Guardian

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March 28, 2025

The Voices of 2025: How Authors are Shaping Tomorrow's Narratives explores the evolving role of authors in crafting the stories of the future.

- TDG NETWORK

"The Voices of 2025: How Authors are Shaping Tomorrow's Narratives'

With technology, social change, and global challenges reshaping the world, writers are blending traditional storytelling with innovative approaches. Authors are using AI, interactive media, and diverse perspectives to create more inclusive, dynamic, and thought-provoking narratives. These stories not only reflect the concerns of tomorrow—like climate change, artificial intelligence, and shifting identities—but also inspire action and foster understanding. By embracing change, today's authors are shaping how future generations will perceive, engage with, and navigate their world.

1. Devika Das: Shaping Tomorrow's Narratives

Devika Das, an acclaimed author and actor based in Hyderabad, is a rising force in the literary world. Known for her diverse writing, her Hindi novella Meghna and children's book The Climate Ninja have captured readers' imaginations, while her poetry collection Rendezvous with Life and national bestseller The Mind Game have earned her widespread recognition. Awarded the Dr. Sarojini Naidu 'Nightingale of India' International Award for Working Women in 2024, Devika is also a passionate advocate for self-awareness and personal growth. She recently attended multiple literature festivals, noting a growing youth interest in India's history and the rising popularity of the self-help genre.

2. Nitish Bhushan: Shaping Tomorrow's Narratives

Nitish Bhushan, an IT services professional and managing partner at Trueval Partners, is a passionate writer and strategist. With interests in mythology, astrophysics, and economics, he combines his expertise with storytelling in

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