My First Book – A Little Journey from Writer to Becoming an Author

‎I have published my first book, and it gives me immense happiness to write this and share it with you. A year and a half ago, I had never thought about such a task—writing a book? An entire story, shaping my thoughts, imagination, and emotions into words? At that time, I wasn’t even a witness to these things. But as I began to write, I discovered myself as a writer, and it was wonderful. Even now, this journey is moving forward amazingly. ‎ ‎I never imagined that I would write like this, that this would become my language. That I would be able to harmonize with words and play with them. Until the age of 16–17, this never surfaced in any form. I would have a home built from my own words, shining upon the pages, this thought was far, far beyond even my imagination and dreams. ‎ ‎ Recognizing myself as a writer, yet somehow, it happened. And today, I can call myself the author of a book. That feels truly remarkable. ‎ ‎After writing some poems and short stories, I finally published my book. The whole process was immensely enjoyable, though at times it felt tiring and even boring. But today, it exists as a published book, and it stands as one of the best and creative works I have done this year. ‎

‎I am deeply grateful to Vocal Media and all the respected friends who supported me and my writing. You read my work, appreciated it, and inspired me to write and to write better. Thank you so much for that.

I'm especially thankful for these readers and friends. ‎ Maryam Batool, Dharr, Calvin London, Mark Graham, Rowan Finley, Caitlin Charlton, Anwesha, Mother Combs, Chaotic Minnie.

Writing a story is recognizing that creative side of yourself and your thoughts which can only be discovered through writing. The turmoil of ideas, emotions, and imagination settles once you complete the story. And the real joy lies in this very process. When you put them into words, it brings a soothing sense of relief. There’s nothing better than the little everyday adventure you experience while writing. It’s all about dedicating your energy to learning and writing, and living with words that emerge from within you. That’s everything.

‎“The Resonance –Two Together- Lost Forever” is a novella. This book is a story of love, emptiness, loneliness, a bond with nature, and a strange kind of relationship. ‎ ‎ ‎You can read it here.

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