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Tanvi Agarwal is a Software Engineer by profession and an enthusiastic author driven by passion based in Delhi NCR. She has been a part of five anthologies and has authored four books ‘Surrounding Thoughts (Poetry)’, ‘Unveil Life's Secret (non-fiction)’, ‘Spilled It Again (Poetry)’ and ‘Tides of Being (Poetry)’. She loves reading books and writing poems, thought-provoking blogs, short stories, and book reviews. She runs a podcast show by the name Pages & Beyond which is available on Youtube, Audible, Amazon Music, Spotify & Apple Podcast. She had collaborated with 60+ authors on her podcast (in a span of two years), and hosted 10+ guests (in a span of one year).

She has been featured as both a panelist and a moderator at the New Delhi World Book Fair. She has also performed spoken word poetry at events organized by Tape A Tale and Delhi Poetry Slam.

She embraces the art of writing, allowing her beliefs to find their voice naturally. With her experience of excelling in her life, balancing her work and passion together, guiding her friends and seeing their struggles she has always been driven by the values this book talks about.

Tanvi, an avid observer and a loyal friend, channeled her experiences and felt compelled to pen down the reflections of her struggles and that of her friends paving the path to fulfill desired goals. Her words are a reaction to how often people fail to understand that life is all about success and failure and without one of them the trajectory of life will get imbalanced. Her words echo the resilience, hope, and never-giving up attitude.


Books by Tanvi Agarwal 

(Read more about the books here.)

Surrounding Thoughts


Unveil Life’s
Secret





Spilled It Again

     



Tides of Being



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