Hello guys, this is Ankita and today we will talk to an author of Love life letter. So Jayshaw please give your introduction first and then we will start
Jay Shah
@jayshah37 · 0:15
Hello. I am JayShah. I am an author of loudlife letter. I have been working many anthology before. I am 19 years and I study in university. I am from Gujarat
That s great, sir. So first question I would like I would like to ask to you when did you realize that you want to be a writer?
Jay Shah
@jayshah37 · 0:31
First, I was just writing for fun, but some people recognize me. They thought that I think I could be a writer, so they supported me. My friends, my family, they have been always supporting me, so so I'm grateful for them as they have supported me every time I thought that I need to write more and more. And today I have been combining one book, and I'm also offering. Oh
That's nice where you have supported for people and they support you in your writing field. So, you know, sometimes some blocks come in a writer's life, and this happens to every writer in their life. It's off, right? So what you could suggest to those people who are going through those blocks right now because
Jay Shah
@jayshah37 · 0:23
Basically ups and downsal in everybody's life. So we don't need to focus on dead people who don't like our poetry. We need to think about them who have always been with us. They like our poetry. Some people take a sort of our poetry and also maybe we need to think about them. We don't need to be demotivated
Jay Shah
@jayshah37 · 0:10
We don't need to be Devontiated about dead people who actually don't care about our poetry or they always want to make us feel like we need to think about them who like our poetry
That's a good suggestion sir. So next question. I would like to ask to you that how did you get published? It you also know that many writers don't know how to publish. And they also also find some difficulties and obstacles how to get published with publisher will publish their book with good care and all etcetera etcetera. Republic and how was your experience with that publisher?
Jay Shah
@jayshah37 · 0:44
During the first time everybody faced something. Even I got published my book after three to four years of my writing career. So it is not that easy. You need to find some ways, you need to approach many publishers results. But after that, if your poetry is value, publication will come to you. And this is what happened with me. Publication came towards me. They emailed me, they like my poetry and then they're prepared that I need to get published
That's very good, sir that you find good publisher who published it your book for free and you had good experience with the publisher. So how long does it take to write your book and publish? And what is your writing schedule like? When you will write, in which time? And did you write daily by writing your book? Or did you find some difficulties while writing your book? Because many people think about it and get demotivated
Jay Shah
@jayshah37 · 0:46
Basically, it took me nearly one or two months to write my book. And it is not that I write daily. Whenever my thoughts come whenever any thoughts come, I write. At that time, there is always in my hand, all of pen or paper in my hands. So maybe whenever I get thought, I just think that I need to write, then I write. So it's not about feeling motivated or being motivated. I always write when I feel time
That s no, sir. And this is also a good suggestion for newly writers. So the last question is what is writing for you?
Jay Shah
@jayshah37 · 0:53
Maybe writing is everything for me. Whenever I feel that I am devoted to reading I just write whatever my thought is whatever I am feeling lonely or whatever. So that helped me to take out from my mind that gave me when I am seeing that what I am being motivated I actually see where I am facing the problem out and I can answer of what I'm facing. And definitely writing means everything mean it is really most happiness feeling
Very good destination of brightness, sir. So thank you so much for giving the time of yours. And it was good. And I'm glad that I took your interview. Thank you. Bye
Jay Shah
@jayshah37 · 0:06
Thank you so much. And even I am glad that you took my interview. Thank you so much