Bio

[vc_row el_id=”bio-main”][vc_column width=”1/4″][vc_single_image image=”177″ img_size=”medium”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”3/4″][vc_column_text]Sambit is a science fiction author, an artist, a software professional and a mentor. He loves writing fictions. His favourite theme being science fiction coupled with ancient histories and legends. This interest in him comes from his deep interest in the past ancient culture, history as well as science. Over the years, he developed interest in ancient aliens, historical fantasy and space travel. You would find a unique theme running across his books in similar lines. Sambit’s debut science fiction book, ‘The Last War & Other Stories’ is a best seller trending on Amazon. He has also written several short or flash fictions and is co-authoring in a poetry book ‘The Soul Hymns’, being published by The ‘Creative Circle Official’ which is a dedicated group of authors and artists. Sambit is currently working on his next book that would take his readers further back in India’s glorious ancient past. His writing interest started from a young age. He would love to see his science articles along with his art work, put up in the class room notice boards. As a child, he used to maintain diaries containing his writings and interesting news and facts in his own unique style in line with how they are presented in printed magazines. Though he kept writing suspense, thriller genre stories since childhood, his first science fiction story was published in the annual Durga Puja Souvenir by his uncle Mr. A. K. Hazra in Nagpur, India. Sambit has received the following awards and recognition in the world of literature. Inspiring Indians 2022 Awardee by ne8x Official on Republic Day of 2022. Author of the Year Award 2021 in January 2022 by ne8x official. Tagore Commemorative Award in May 2021 & May 2022 by ne8x official: Received the prestigious Tagore Commemorative award as part of @ne8x_official litfest2021 & litfest2022 for his contribution in the literary world Utkalika Excellence Award in May 2021 for outstanding performance in the literature world. Opus Talent Award in May 2021 for being the best writer in the year 2021. Book Honour in Apr 2021 & April 2022 by ne8x Official for recognition for literary work and contributions on the World Book Day 23rd April 2021 & 2022. Writer’s Ink Awards 2021 in Apr 2021 by Applause Awards in association with SillyFolks Productions in honour of the Esteemed contributions in the field of literature Sahityakosh Samman Award for Excellence in literary endeavours in Jan 2021 by ne8x Official Top 100 Debut Novels in Mar 2020 by Literatureslight & Criticspace Literary Journal His other interests are painting and photography. He started painting since childhood and won many prizes in painting competitions. Sambit loves painting animals and nature. Recently he also painted on themes around science fiction and mythology. He usually does fine art and sketches. But he also loves to experiment art from time to time, such as Tanjore art, Charcoal sketches.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]You would also find him taking photographs in his mobile camera. He usually loves taking pics during his travel. Nature closeups, landscapes and Travel pictures are his favourite. Sambit is an Electronics Engineer from Nagpur University and a Post Graduate in Business Management from Symbiosis, Pune, India. He is an IT software professional. You can always reach out to Sambit by simply filling up the form on the Contact page of his website. For regular updates on the events around Sambit’s literature work, just subscribe below by providing your email and stay updated. You can see his art work, photography and writing related events in his blogs and social media. 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