Hi everyone, I'm Ashok, a first-time author from Chennai, India. I self-published The Adulting Gap this month as a Kindle eBook, paperback and hardcover, and I'd welcome honest readers and reviews.
About the book: a non-fiction field manual on the things nobody taught us: money and marriage, in-laws, aging parents, raising kids in a digital world, and job insecurity. It argues that adulthood is a set of learnable skills, not a personality trait, and it's written with an Indian lens for readers in their 20s to 40s.
If you read it, an honest rating or review on Goodreads or Amazon would mean a lot. I'm also happy to trade notes with other indie authors on publishing in India, where print-on-demand and distribution work quite differently from the US.
About the book: a non-fiction field manual on the things nobody taught us: money and marriage, in-laws, aging parents, raising kids in a digital world, and job insecurity. It argues that adulthood is a set of learnable skills, not a personality trait, and it's written with an Indian lens for readers in their 20s to 40s.
Where to get it
- Kindle eBook (worldwide): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GX2ZWNZF/
- Paperback, India and worldwide, via Pothi: https://store.pothi.com/book/ashok-ha...
- Paperback on Amazon outside India: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJGTCYSM/
Chapter 1 is free at https://www.ashokhariharan.com/
If you read it, an honest rating or review on Goodreads or Amazon would mean a lot. I'm also happy to trade notes with other indie authors on publishing in India, where print-on-demand and distribution work quite differently from the US.