Ask the Author: Shreejit Nair
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Shreejit Nair
The story of Rescue: Paradise to Inferno came into my mind while I was writing one of my poems. I started writing when I was in my eleventh standard and during those days I was a bit influenced by the social chaos that was happening in the society. The various cruel stories of the harsh world we live in asked me to write this story and tell everyone how I feel about everything.
Shreejit Nair
I loved writing right from my school days. My literature textbooks which were part of my syllabus were my inspiration. All the authors within it (Jonathan Swift, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, R K Narayan) the play writers like William Shakespeare, all the poets (William Wordsworth, Robert Frost, Sarojini Naidu) they all were my inspiration. They taught me how to think and speak with my heart.
Shreejit Nair
I'm currently working on a short fiction.
After that I'll move forward with my second novel which will be a unique love story.
After that I'll move forward with my second novel which will be a unique love story.
Shreejit Nair
Firstly, just focus on what your heart says. Your heart is the best companion when you write something. Never think of what the world would say when they'll read your piece of story.
Secondly, read as much as possible. The more you read the more you'll achieve while you write.
Secondly, read as much as possible. The more you read the more you'll achieve while you write.
Shreejit Nair
Well the best thing about being a writer is that you can stay away from reality. I mean it in a clean way. As a writer when you start imagining things that is the time when you look at things the way you want to see it. For example, if you love someone so dearly but you're not destined to live the rest of your life with that person then start writing. As you write, imagine the never-so-happened story of yours and fall in love with that person at every page.
"Reality is a brush, imagination is color and the white pages are your canvas".
"Reality is a brush, imagination is color and the white pages are your canvas".
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