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I actually like to knit in my free time, I am super specific about not just how I have my coffees but also about how I brew them, and that I actually like writing out the whole story longhand before I type it out onto my laptop.
Not knowing the answer to every question I have.
This book.
Trave's Venture into the Forest's Mysteries coming to life' sequence is a high point since it is related to not just me proving it to myself that I am capable of doing it, but also the pride it brings in the eyes of my friends and family.
There have again been multiple low points in my life, most that came between finishing drafts of this novel and getting it out to publishers.
JK Rowling
Severus Snape
Voldemort
JK Rowling and Rick Riordan
Harry Potter series, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, and the Mahabharat are the three main book series I have read that truly inspired my writing.
I'm majorly a one time reader of books.
Again the Harry Potter films, Queen (Hindi), OMG (1), Table No. 21, and Gangubai Kathiawadi.
The ability to know the answer to every question I had, have, and will have.
He never lived a life of regret and fear, always speaking his mind and doing everything he ever wanted to.
Childhood in the 70's in India, Adolescence in the UK in the 10's, Adult life in Spain in today's age, and Silver years in India again in the 10's.
Become a world renowned Coffee expert/Author.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
I have to wait for inspiration or the right kind of idea to strike. After that it's a question of how dedicated I am every single day to planning out the entire story and writing it out. I mostly write during the nighttime if I am at home or if I go out to cafes to write, it'll generally be during the day. At least that was the process I followed for a while about three or so years ago when finishing this novel and planning it ahead.
Silence when I'm writing; soft, instrumental music when I'm editing, and proper songs when I'm not writing.
It's all a game of mind (I actually say it in Marathi but this is what it means when translated to English).
If I speak more about my writing or publishing journey, it'll make me less successful going forward.
Nothing I can think of.
Always plan out before writing and write it all out before editing, but remember to keep a good balance of emotions in your writing because that is innately human, and what we crave for.
A writer was the first solid thing I remember I wanted to become in school, though it sort of got lost along the way as different interests came up. But none of the other interests stayed in my mind. For quite a few years I didn't really know what I wanted to do and simply went along with my academics in school. But during that time my teacher pointed out that I was doing exceptionally well in narrative writing where I had to come up with stories and she asked me to focus on that. It wasn't until I left school that I realised that writing was something I really wanted to do. It was then that I started putting all my focus into it and truly fell in love with the process.
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