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Shreya’s column for newspapers in April is about loving and letting go
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Shreya, her second child and third book, meet The Queen in London at Her Majesty’s invitation!
Images with The Queen at Clarence House and in front of a rainswept Buckingham Palace from British media and NLT colleague
“Pussycat, pussycat where have you been? I’ve been to London to see The Queen. Pussycat, pussycat, what did you there?”
Shreya and her schoolgirl daughter were invited, in recognition of their efforts to encourage literacy in Britain, along with select Literacy Champions, to meet The Queen in London, to celebrate the National Literacy Trust’s 30th anniversary.
Shreya’s third book, ‘Handle With Care’ (HarperCollins 2022), was presented to The Queen at the celebration, selected from the many books nominated as ‘reader favourites’ from across Britain.
A wonderful royal adventure, with fab people, dampened only by the incessant rain (hence the waterproofs of the second photo)!
Shreya invited to meet Queen Camilla in recognition of her work in encouraging literacy in Britain
Shreya and her daughter have received an invitation to meet the Queen of England at a celebration in London this summer! Along with other champions of the National Literacy Trust, Britain’s largest literacy charity, they have been invited in recognition of the “brilliant work” they do to “share the joy” of reading and writing, and championing of literacy in Britain.
Shreya’s column for newspapers in May is about something we’ve all experienced — betrayal — and what makes it “the unkindest cut”
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Image: The author’s back, after all, this piece is about BACKstabbing
Shreya’s column for newspapers in April is about finding our people and saving ourselves (and the planet)
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Shreya’s column for newspapers in July is about living life on a loop, and learning to love it
Enthusiastic reader feedback on this piece includes, “Thank you for a BRILLIANT article! It was funny, engrossing and SO original!”
Printed in The Asian Age and Deccan Chronicle, please read the full column here
News of Shreya’s opera ‘Migrations’ trends online and travels the world
Starting with a front page story in India’s top newspaper The Hindu, the story of Shreya’s opera trended online for days before travelling to Asian and Arab news sites, such as these in Vietnam and Iran!
Top Indian Newspaper The Hindu features Shreya’s Welsh National Opera story
Shreya Sen-Handley, the first South Asian woman to write a libretto for an international opera, celebrates the contribution of Indian doctors in the UK’s National Health Service.
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“Migration Chronicler” for international opera, Shreya Sen-Handley, in top Indian newspapers
Indian author pens epic poem for the Welsh National Opera. The premiere is to be held on October 3 at the Wales Millennium Centre…
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