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ktrainofthoughts 's review for:
The Artists
by Amit Anand
"The aim of every artist is to arrest motion, which is life, by artificial means and hold it fixed so that a hundred years later when a stranger looks at it, it moves again since it is life."- William Faulkner.
Are artists born or made? There is always this question raised when we talk about artists. I believe one can be born with natural creativity, but passion, training, devotion, and perseverance towards the chosen art are vital to becoming an Artist.
The Artists by Amit Anand is a story of three artists: Aarav, a pianist, Suhana, a Ballet dancer, and Manvita, a theater actor. All three artists met in a train journey and shared their struggle and passion for their respective art.
I love the way Anand narrates their immense love for their art passionately. As a debut novel, I must say I am impressed with the author's lucid and emotionally blended writing. This is a simple and relatable story; sometimes, the simplicity in stories makes the book interesting and entertaining, and Anand does just that through this book.
Are artists born or made? There is always this question raised when we talk about artists. I believe one can be born with natural creativity, but passion, training, devotion, and perseverance towards the chosen art are vital to becoming an Artist.
The Artists by Amit Anand is a story of three artists: Aarav, a pianist, Suhana, a Ballet dancer, and Manvita, a theater actor. All three artists met in a train journey and shared their struggle and passion for their respective art.
I love the way Anand narrates their immense love for their art passionately. As a debut novel, I must say I am impressed with the author's lucid and emotionally blended writing. This is a simple and relatable story; sometimes, the simplicity in stories makes the book interesting and entertaining, and Anand does just that through this book.