Subhechcha Ganguly 
Bhumika Tewari is currently pursuing a Bachelors Degree in English Literature and Creative Writing.In 2018 , her writing was published in telegraph and has also been published in Times of India newspaper, Indian Periodical magazine, Gram today newspaper, Sanskar newspaper , Doordarshan newspaper, AmritRajasthan newspaper, Mount Kenya newspaper and storymirror in 2023. She has published 3 books till now named Rapid Rafts available in Amazon and Bluerose store , Lost in You available in Amazon as well as Sort of Lost book available in Wattpad and has co-authored in more than 200 anthologies. She have also been declared as 3 rd runner up in international poetry competition. She got the title as best debut writer, a fabulous writer, a proficient writer and also best poetry to dedicate. She was awarded as Best and Fastest Co-author by NLHF for completing 90 anthologies within 14 hours. Got featured in top 5 winners in nationwide Shrihind competition and also featured in pixstory. And also got Rabindranath Tagore literature Award, International Mother Teresa Award, DRDC World Book of Records Award and TagoreRatna Award by DRDC for her contribution in the field of literature. She has been a professional writer since a very young age. Let us know more about her journey.
Q1) Since when did you inculcate the habit of writing? Tell us about your first professional writing
experience.
Ans : Since 2016, I started my habit of writing. For me, a first professional writing experience
involved working on a project for a client and as a freelancer or as part of a team. This could include
writing articles, blog posts, marketing copy, or other types of content.
A first professional writing experience can be both exciting and challenging, as it often requires meeting the expectations and standards of a client or editor. It involves researching and writing about unfamiliar topics, following a specific style guide, and incorporating feedback and revisions. I found that their first professional writing experience helped me developing skills such as time management, communication, and problem-solving. It also provided a sense of accomplishment and validation for their writing abilities. Ultimately, a first professional writing experience was a valuable learning opportunity, offering me a chance to apply my skills and creativity in a real-world setting.
Q2)You have worked on professional content for five years now. What keeps you motivated to deal
with clients as a content writer.
Ans : For me, the opportunity to work with clients provides a chance to apply their writing skills to real-world situations and challenges. Writing for a client can be a way to exercise creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. Additionally, working with clients can offer opportunities for growth and learning as a writer, as feedback and constructive criticism can help a writer improve their craft. Another motivating factor may be the satisfaction that comes from producing quality content that meets the client’s needs and expectations. I take pride in my work and feel a sense of accomplishment when they deliver a project that exceeds the client’s expectations. Finally, the financial compensation for writing projects can also be a motivator for me. Writing can be a flexible and lucrative profession, and the opportunity to earn money doing something they enjoy can be a significant motivator for me as well.
Q3) What is your favorite genre of writing ? Do you plan on writing a solo book ever ?
Ans : My favourite genre is –
Fiction: This genre includes novels, short stories, and plays. Fiction is a form of storytelling
that is not based on fact but is created by the author’s imagination.
Poetry: This genre includes poems that use language to evoke emotions and sensory
experiences. Poetry often uses figurative language, metaphors, and other literary devices to
convey meaning.
Q4) There is a large population of youth who wants to take up content writing . But they lack
confidence what do you have to say to them ?
Ans : For young people who are interested in content writing but lack confidence, here are a few
things to keep in mind:
Start small: Begin by writing short pieces, such as blog posts, social media updates, or
product descriptions. This will help you develop your skills and build your confidence.
Read widely: Reading other writers’ work can help you learn about different styles,
techniques, and approaches to writing. This will help you develop your own writing style.
Practice regularly: Writing is a skill that requires practice. Set aside time each day or each
week to write, even if it’s just for a few minutes.
Get feedback: Ask someone you trust, such as a teacher, mentor, or friend, to read your
work and provide feedback. This can help you identify areas where you need to improve and
build your confidence.
Embrace mistakes: Everyone makes mistakes, especially when they are learning something
new. Don’t be too hard on yourself if you make a mistake or receive constructive criticism.
Instead, use it as an opportunity to learn and grow.Remember, confidence comes with time and practice. Don’t be discouraged if you don’t feelconfident at first. Keep practicing and seeking feedback, and you’ll soon develop the skills and confidence you need to succeed as a content writer.
Q5) Tell us about your hobbies . As a student how do you manage time between your profession and
your hobbies.
Ans : My favorite hobby is to write poems, read books of various genres and listening to music. I
above all else love dreaming and writing about life.
I can offer some general advice on time management for students. Effective time management is
essential for students, as it can help them balance their academic responsibilities with their personal
interests and hobbies. Here are a few tips for managing time effectively:
Set priorities: Identify the most important tasks you need to complete each day, such as
attending classes, studying for exams, and completing assignments. Make a to-do list and
prioritize your tasks based on their importance and urgency.
Create a schedule: Plan out your day or week in advance, scheduling time for your academic
work, hobbies, and other activities. Be realistic about how much time you can allocate to
each task, and build in breaks to avoid burnout.
Minimize distractions: Limit distractions while you are working on important tasks, such as
turning off your phone, logging out of social media, and finding a quiet study space.
Learn to say no: It’s important to prioritize your time and not overcommit yourself to too
many activities or obligations. Learn to say no to requests or invitations that conflict with
your priorities and schedule. Take care of yourself: Make time for self-care activities, such as exercise, meditation, or
spending time with friends and family. Taking care of your physical and emotional well-being
will help you be more productive and focused when you are working.
Remember, time management is a skill that takes practice and discipline to develop. By
setting priorities, creating a schedule, and minimizing distractions, you can manage your time effectively and find a healthy balance between your academic and personal
responsibilities.
