An Introduction – My Motivation
On A Lighter Note on Aug.15, 2008
Friend: Jay, why don’t you write a book?
Jay: a book? on what?
F: on anything, anything non fiction, about life in general
J: whose life?
F: your life, your experiences, but make it funny
J: so you think I am funny or my life is funny?
F: no, but I think you can write funny
J: is it? hmmm.. so you think I should write a book?
F: yup, or at least you could blog.
J: hmmm..
A casual conversation with a friend over googletalk, and here I am writing a blog, or at least making an attempt to. And as I embark on my blogging endeavor a thousand questions cross my mind (ok, well actually just 4 to 5 of them): How many blogs should I write and how frequently? How big should the blogs be? Will anybody ever read what I write? Or should I just write a book instead, at least they have a ‘booker’ prize for books. I could aim for the booker. I haven’t heard of anything called the blogger prize. Maybe they will introduce one soon. If they don’t then maybe I will print a book of my blogs and compete for the booker :-) Nevertheless I will just start with a blog now and see how things go.
Readers of my blog, here I come !
PS: Apart from writing on some of the humorous incidents in my life and my take on certain issues, I also plan to write on ‘Education’. The blogs on education would cover topics relevant to Indian students, especially those exploring options for higher education (post graduation).
August 19th, 2008 on 8:24 am
The Booker is close! :)
August 20th, 2008 on 6:58 am
Jay
Glad to see you on the blogsphere.
Looking forward to reading some very entertaining blogs!
October 6th, 2008 on 11:19 pm
hi jaydeep, just came across ur blog today… will read it regularly :-)
November 12th, 2008 on 9:45 am
Hey,
It was really amazing to read through your blog. What I liked was your satirical view of smallest of events in life and the lucid manner of putting it forth. Keep going my friend!
Regards,
Bharvi
December 5th, 2008 on 5:42 pm
Mr. Chetan Bhagat, you are not the only one who can write what others see everyday but can’t write. Here is another Indian writer for “best-seller” books in making. All the best Jay!!
By the way Jay, why almost every book becomes a best-seller?
- Vimal