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Aditya Raj Sharma (also known as Aditya Raj Vashishth) (born 13 February 2000) is an Indian medical student and writer, best known for his fantasy action novels.
Early Life and Education
[edit]Aditya Raj Sharma was born in Alwar, Rajasthan, India, to Rambabu Sharma and Bindu Dubey. He grew up in a joint family and was encouraged to pursue his dreams from an early age. Throughout his schooling, he excelled in academics and sports, winning numerous awards, including the Hindi Olympiad and several sports accolades, particularly in shot put and basketball.
Sharma attended the National Academy Day Boarding School from the third to the twelfth grade. He later pursued a degree in general medicine in Ukraine. However, due to the outbreak of the Ukraine-Russia war, he transferred to Fergana, Uzbekistan. He is currently in his final year of medical school and will soon become a doctor.
Career
[edit]Aditya Raj Sharma began his writing career during the COVID-19 pandemic. Alongside his medical studies, he is a home-based fantasy writer. He has authored two notable novels: "Imposior: Butcher of Gods" and "Imposior: The Divine Butcher". His work has been well-received, earning him several local awards for his contributions to literature.
Personal Life
[edit]Aditya Raj Sharma is unmarried and has no children.
Awards and Recognitions
[edit]Sharma has received several awards for his books in his local area, though specific details and dates are not provided.
Bibliography
[edit]- Imposior: Butcher of Gods (ISBN- 13: 978-1685237707)[1]
- Imposior: The Divine Blood slayer (ISBN- 10: 979-8328654609)[2]
References
[edit]- ^ VASHISHTH, ADITYA RAJ (16 August 2021). IMPOSIOR: BUTCHER OF GODS (1st ed.). INDIA: NOTION PRESS. pp. 2–11. ISBN 978-1685237707.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: date and year (link) - ^ VASHISHTH, ADITYA RAJ (2024). IMPOSIOR: THE DIVINE BLOODSLAYER (1st ed.). usa: AMAZON (published June 16, 2024). pp. 2–11. ISBN 979-8328654609.