Ask the Author: Ajit Kumar Jha
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Ajit Kumar Jha
Oh, there are a number of them and I do not want to completely disclose them yet. Who was that girl who entered into nearly an empty bus I was sitting in with a handful of other passengers, sat next to me on the two seater seat and then she vanished, while my friend sitting on the seat in the front and speaking to me craning his head back, said he saw none??? Or, who was that divine motherly compassionate figure who sat on my bed while I was crying in pain and she was gone before I could get over my shock and surprise? And there are many more but I am not sure in what way I can use these events in a plot unless I find answers to these mysteries.
Ajit Kumar Jha
Inspirations come in a flash like suddenly from nowhere. If you cannot hold the idea it simply vanishes overtime.
Ajit Kumar Jha
"Write or Wrong". This is the book, the protagonist, who narrates the story in first person, has his career decided when his class five English teacher extricated a promise from him that he will be a writer. He doesn’t know what being a writer means when all his friends are getting ready to join the defense forces.
Ajit Kumar Jha
Write what you are true and honest about. Live your passion.
Ajit Kumar Jha
Some people write by choice, the other's by compulsion but the best thing about being a writer is that you create an alternative reality that is highly attractive, and fascinating.
Ajit Kumar Jha
Writer's block is real but is also a message at the same time that every creative writer must closely attend to. The message is that creativity cannot be accessed 24x7. That precisely explains the difference between human and the machine. So, the best approach is to listen to writer's block and attend to the message. Don't force yourself to write.
Ajit Kumar Jha
Ideas for books often come spontaneously. For instance, I have written my latest book "Write or Wrong", it is with a publisher in the editing stage. One morning, it suddenly occurred to me that every one is a writer today because technology has made it imperative for every one to communicate in someway. Publishing has got a lot more easier and we are learning new things at a rapid pace as never before. The ideas were compelling enough to get me to write this book.
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