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Stars Turn Authors: Books Rule Long-Form Storytelling
24 Feb
Summary
- Actors and creators now use books for extended narratives.
- Publishers collaborate with public figures for wider reach.
- Aisha Sharma joins Twinkle Khanna and Priyanka Chopra as authors.
In recent years, a significant number of actors, filmmakers, and digital creators have embraced books as a primary medium for expansive storytelling. This trend sees many public figures transitioning into the literary world, with publishing houses actively fostering these collaborations. They recognize the substantial crossover audience from screen entertainment to book readership.
Twinkle Khanna pioneered this shift, establishing herself as a successful author with bestsellers like 'Mrs Funnybones'. Karan Johar offered candid insights with his memoir 'An Unsuitable Boy' in 2017. Priyanka Chopra Jonas detailed her global journey in her 2021 memoir, 'Unfinished'.
More recent examples include digital creator Prajakta Koli, who debuted with the romantic novel 'Too Good To Be True' in 2022. Aisha Sharma is the latest to join this league with her debut book 'Bloom', focusing on personal growth and emotional clarity, aligning with readers seeking introspection.
