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- Hello, I'm Sanket Ghatge, a 36-year-old IT professional with a background in engineering staying in Mumbai. While my days are filled with coding and problem-solving, my true passion lies in the world of dance. From Salsa to Bachata, Kizomba to Zumba, I've dedicated myself to mastering various dance forms, finding joy and expression in every step. Since childhood, I've been a daydreamer, often lost in my imagination, conjuring up fantastical worlds and characters. It's this innate love for storytelling that led me to pursue writing, where I weave together elements of romance, mystery, and suspense to create engaging narratives. "Black Necklace" is my debut novel, born from my own experiences and fuelled by my vivid imagination. Through my writing, I hope to transport readers to captivating realms, where they can escape reality and immerse themselves in thrilling adventures. When I'm not dancing or typing away at my keyboard, you'll find me lost in thought, dreaming up new stories to share with the world. Join me on this journey as we explore the depths of imagination together.
Black Pendant : If you don’t raise your voice against your injustice, you are doing injustice to yourself.