[CTQ Smartcast] Finding stories and telling them well, with Akshay Sawai

Akshay Sawai is an award-winning sports writer and the Consulting Editor for moneycontrol.com with over 20 years of experience as a journalist. He is known for his creative writing style, and the ability to bring to you unusual and interesting stories from what would seem like really small and trivial encounters. He is also known for delivering super-witty headlines under cut-throat pressure.

In this Smartcast conversation with the CTQ team (and hosted by Sanasi Kelkar) we talk to him about the nature of writing, finding stories in the mundane, the art of talking to people and the future of writing. There are also hilarious anecdotes, audience questions and behind-the-scenes look at some of the world’s best athletes.

 

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Some of the things we spoke about

  • Tips to help you improve your writing

  • What elements make a story unique

  • Tips on getting rapport going for interviews

  • How being interested in multiple things benefits your writing

  • The art of giving headlines

  • Dealing with writer’s block

  • Taking feedback from strangers and social media


    PLUS AKSHAY’S MEMORABLE ENCOUNTERS & INTERVIEWS

  • What it’s like to sit down for an interview with Mike Tyson

  • Cold calling Imran Khan in Pakistan (and talking to him about match-fixing)

  • Experiences from Boman Irani's script writing workshop

  • How Sachin kept a diary and respected his vocation

  • PV Sindhu's discipline off court


    AND TAKEAWAYS FROM TWO DECADES IN JOURNALISM

  • Lessons for everyone from watching the work ethic of elite athletes

  • Akshay’s top picks for the authors and books he has loved

  • Two sports biographies that Akshay thinks should be written...



Links to books, people, articles, websites mentioned in the Smartcast

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Newspapers & Magazines

Akshay’s Articles mentioned in the Smartcast

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