Ask the Author: Divya Johry
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Divya Johry
I ponder upon what all I have and try to look at it from different angles. It only by engaging more that I find more possibilities and ultimately a way out of that block.
Divya Johry
It gives you the license to be a little crazy, a little goofy and sometimes away from this world, in your own wonderland.
Divya Johry
Hold on to what you love most about writing and remember that when nothing seems to be going for you. That feeling will create a miracle.
Divya Johry
Working on my second novel and of course trying to get my first one, The Longest Ride on the Kincham Express, closer to people.
Divya Johry
Not writing is not an option for me. I'm the happiest when I do that. The key is to keep at it even when all you manage to do is stare at a blank sheet of paper all day long. Trust that soon ideas will come and words would flow.
Divya Johry
The Longest Ride on the Kincham Express is about five strangers on a train journey. The narrative spans about 36 hours of train ride from New Delhi to Kincham where the characters go through an inner turmoil and build relationships (no necessarily amiable ones) while battling with external situations. I love travelling and always wanted to write about a group of people where each one has a unique perspective. This idea combined my two interests
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