Inspiration from NRI Gurpreet Kang, motivates young writer Abhipsit to write a book
After achieving popularity due to his writing style, teenage author Abhipsit to pen another novel
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Mar 23, 2021 07:15
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Chandigarh: Inspired with the books and life of NRI entrepreneur and investor Gurpreet Kang, 15-year-old tricity writer Abhipsit is penning his new novel 'The Life Under trial'. The book has all elements like thrill, romance and action. Abhipsit is being egged on to write the book by NRI Gurpreet Kang, who is originally from Punjab, and has himself written two books.
Kang said that Abhipsit's upcoming book is about a youngster who is facing economic challenges in life. The protagonist however wants to achieve all his dreams, but many hurdles come in his way. Such roadblocks come in everyone's life, but this story answers the question 'Will the young man be able to overcome the difficulties on his way to success or not? It is this aspect which gives rise to the thrill and makes the story intriguing as well.
Abhipsit said he will be including his life's experiences while interacting with real life people. Abhipsit said that though he remains busy in studies through the day he gets about an hour or so in which he pens parts of the book , he said that I observe everything around me closely for ideas.
Kang has authored two books:
Kang said that his first book Absolute Liberation was unveiled by Chandigarh's former Adviser Vijay Dev and his second novel which was a collection of poems 'Do Mana Da Yudh' was released by famous Punjabi poet Surjit Pattar. He said that presently he is writing his third book and that he is always happy when he comes back to his roots in Chandigarh and Punjab. He said that he is currently based at Nigeria.
Inspiration made Abhipsit write novelette:
Gurpret Kang said that he had met Abhipsit 4-years back at a hotel in Sec 35. He said that it was here that he had given his book 'Absolute Liberation' to Abhipsit. After a couple of days Abhipsit called Kang and said that he had read the book and liked it a lot. I was quite surprised that a 10-year-old boy could finish off reading a book which talked about financial aspects of life so fast. When I interacted with Abhipsit I found a creative streak in him and asked him to try his hand at writing. Abhipsit took it seriously and started writing a novelette from that day itself. The novelette 'The Dark Mystery' was completed by Abhipsit and became his first literary work; the second will be his book 'The Life Under Trial'.
