Ask the Author: Sanchit Garg
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Sanchit Garg
Well! Life can take you to a lot of places if you are interested and lucky in that matter.
You meet people. You try to understand them. Differences can happen.
Love can appear out of the blue. You gaze back on something you had in your mind. Discuss ideas with your friends/ family/ love and something happens- You get a book out.
Yes, it takes time and effort. Life doesn't give you diamonds for free.
You meet people. You try to understand them. Differences can happen.
Love can appear out of the blue. You gaze back on something you had in your mind. Discuss ideas with your friends/ family/ love and something happens- You get a book out.
Yes, it takes time and effort. Life doesn't give you diamonds for free.
Sanchit Garg
If you have already started writing, then it's good. Focus on what really interests you. Don't worry about the end result or the story not being completed in a fixed period of time. Good things take time.
If you haven't started writing and are eager to write in the near future, then try to read books (not of just one genre, but try to experiment). Not many books may please you at the first or till the middle, so, I request you that if you pick one, do completely read it till the end because as humans we have the habit to judge things too quickly and this leads to missing out a lot of good things.
Also, I am easily reachable at Instagram -@isanchitgarg or you can mail me at- sanchitgarg@alumni.iitd.ac.in
If you haven't started writing and are eager to write in the near future, then try to read books (not of just one genre, but try to experiment). Not many books may please you at the first or till the middle, so, I request you that if you pick one, do completely read it till the end because as humans we have the habit to judge things too quickly and this leads to missing out a lot of good things.
Also, I am easily reachable at Instagram -@isanchitgarg or you can mail me at- sanchitgarg@alumni.iitd.ac.in
Sanchit Garg
I don't. The days can be bad and confusing for anyone.
But you know what- our surroundings are our best friend, especially for a writer.
You know there are a lot of people on social media, just talk to them. You never know when an idea might click you.
Happens a lot with my Instagram Stories wherein I regularly do polls.
You can check them out at Instagram @isanchitgarg
But you know what- our surroundings are our best friend, especially for a writer.
You know there are a lot of people on social media, just talk to them. You never know when an idea might click you.
Happens a lot with my Instagram Stories wherein I regularly do polls.
You can check them out at Instagram @isanchitgarg
Sanchit Garg
Most of the times, writing a book doesn't pay back financially until you get some 5-6 books out in the market or you are really lucky for that matter.
But a message from someone on an unexpected day gives me wings. That's the best part of it all.
If someone loved it or if their life turned for the better or if they could forget their own pain after reading my book, that's enough for me.
But a message from someone on an unexpected day gives me wings. That's the best part of it all.
If someone loved it or if their life turned for the better or if they could forget their own pain after reading my book, that's enough for me.
Sanchit Garg
I recently published my horror novel- Whispers of Hate.
This was something new for me, considering all I did was to write a romance fiction before.
Nevertheless, it was an interesting yet intense period to complete this book majorly because of how the story is.
I wanted to write something that would make the reader forget all their pains, at least for a moment. And this was only possible by writing a story which was more painful than anything else. But writing this was painful for me as well.
It's been a year since then and I have more or less recovered from it, so these days I am working on the sequel to Whispers of Hate.
This was something new for me, considering all I did was to write a romance fiction before.
Nevertheless, it was an interesting yet intense period to complete this book majorly because of how the story is.
I wanted to write something that would make the reader forget all their pains, at least for a moment. And this was only possible by writing a story which was more painful than anything else. But writing this was painful for me as well.
It's been a year since then and I have more or less recovered from it, so these days I am working on the sequel to Whispers of Hate.
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