Martini Fisher

Biography

Martini Fisher is a mythographer and lecturer. Her first series of books, "Wayang: Stories of the Shadow Puppets," is a look at the ancient stories of Javanese creation myths as told in its traditional performances. Spending most of her time in Asia and Australia, Martini started her contributions for another series of books, "Time Maps," in 2008, retelling world history from a non-European standpoint.

Smashwords Interview

What do you read for pleasure?
I like to try new books. The major perk of having a lot of author friends is that I'm never without a book to read... I still buy and leave reviews though;-) Right now I'm working my way through some shifter romances. I didn't even know they existed until a few months ago, but they're great fun!
Describe your desk
Messy. With a lot of notes and sticky papers. I'm also very visual and like to have pictures around to associate them with the facts that I need to remember. I've been very good at keeping my desk as the only messy area at home, though. The rest of the house is generally not so awful-looking.
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Books

Introduction to Mahabharata: Lessons on Life and Businesses
Price: $1.99 USD. Words: 6,020. Language: English. Published: June 17, 2016 . Categories: Nonfiction » Inspiration » Spiritual inspiration, Nonfiction » Philosophy » Ethics & moral philosophy
The Five Pandava Brothers of the ancient Hindu Epic Mahabharata represents many facets of ancient and modern lives from imperfections to ideal business leaders. Martini Fisher introduces a different way to look at the Ancient Epic Indian Literature that is Mahabharata and present its practical lessons for the modern audience.

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