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What is Fear of God all about? |
Simply said, it goes on the simple philosophy that if you abide by the law you are protected by it. If you break the law you must surrender to it and if you think you are above the law then there is only Fear of God! So, in the book, Fear of God is a achination that deals with those who think they are above the law. |
What prompted you to write Fear of God? |
Defiance with the law seems to be a fashion in India. The defiance is instigated by a sense of
power some times and in other times by wanting to feel or imitate such power. Defiance is
instigated by politicians and destabilisers and finally filters down to the common man getting
impacted when he is misinformed and misled by vested interests. Fear of God deals with
such destabilisers who pull down the constitutional pillars to suit their interests. It is about
those people who put themselves before the country. |
What is your work schedule like when you are writing? |
The only schedule is that there is no schedule. Wordsworth described poetry as a
spontaneous overflow of powerful emotions recollected during tranquility. Writing is the
same to me. It can be an airport, at home, early in the morning, late at night...the only place I
don’t write is at my workplace. |
How do you handle literary criticism? |
First, I cuss. I fret. I fume. I try not to cry in public. I hug trees and lonely lamp posts. Once that
is over and done with, I go back and read the critical bits. I learn, I try to improve. That’s the
only way forward for an author. Every critical statement made is a divine lesson, for my
reader is my God. I must have 'Fear of God'! |
What are your future plans? How soon can your readers expect your next
book? |
Well now, the next one is The Vimana Transcripts, a thriller based on Indian temples, again by
TreeShade Books. I am guessing the book should be out by mid-year 2021. |
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Ruchita Dar Shah started out as an
advertising professional until 2010 when
she took time off to raise her boys. Shortly
after, she decided to start a small group on
Facebook for new mothers like her. She
christened it First Moms Club, a platform
for moms to bond over similar experiences
and help one another. This group evolved
into a thriving community, and today
connects lakhs of Indian moms across
100 countries. |
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Benvin Baiju holds a Bachelor’s degree in
Electronics and Communication Engineering
from the University of Kerala. An avid reader
and Tech enthusiast who loves thrillers. He
was an eager reader since childhood and
loved books on Science fiction, mythological
fiction, and the history of India. He is currently
working as an Engineer in ISRO in Kerala. He
loves music, movies, and traveling. |
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Shalini has converted her passion for reading books into her life. She is a
very dedicated book blogger who has been awarded as the best blogger by
Amazon and has been content writing/freelancing for 10+ years. She left her
high-end 9-10 legal profile to read and write. Read better and write more. She
loves reading all genres and experimenting with reading as an experience.
She is one of the most sought-after book reviewers because of her quality
of writing. |
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