An Interview with Author Bhargav Mehta | “The Undead Bonds”

About the Author:

Bhargav Mehta is a multi-talented individual hailing from India. He is a state tennis champion. Bhargav’s love for writing began at an early age. He started penning down his thoughts and ideas, His work showcases a deep understanding of human nature and emotions, Apart from his writing, Bhargav is also a marketing expert. He has a keen eye for detail and is adept at creating successful marketing strategies for businesses. He currently mentors 100+ people and runs successful ad campaigns for various businesses. he is also running a podcast called “Mehta’s Podcast” on YouTube and Instagram.

Exclusive interview with the author

Q: What Inspired You To Write This Book?

A: As an avid fan of zombie movies and series, I’ve seen my fair share of undead apocalypses. While I enjoyed “The Walking Dead” and its gripping story, it was actually a video game called “The Last of Us” that really captured my attention. I was completely engrossed in its post-apocalyptic world, playing the game for hours on end. However, as I progressed through the story, I couldn’t help but feel that it was heading in a direction that didn’t quite satisfy me. This wasn’t just an issue with “The Last of Us” – I’ve noticed that many zombie movies and shows often follow the same formula, leaving out crucial elements that would make the story more compelling. It was then that I made the decision to take matters into my own hands and create my own zombie world that would address these overlooked areas and tell a truly remarkable story. I’m incredibly passionate about this project and am determined to bring to life a world that is more immersive, authentic and exciting than anything that’s been done before. I have a clear vision of what I want to achieve and am committed to crafting a narrative that does justice to my creative vision. With my love for the genre and my dedication to this project, I’m confident that I can create a truly spectacular story that will captivate audiences like never before.

Q: What Did You Learn When Writing The Book?

A: The most crucial thing about writing is not to rush to write longer paragraphs or write a lot of pages. It doesn’t really matter how long the story is, what matters is how well you frame the story. Many people make the mistake of trying to write long stories, thinking that providing a lot of content will make readers love the book. However, this is not necessarily true. Even a single line in the middle of a book can make someone fall in love with a character. Therefore, it’s important not to rush and to always aim for great vocabulary. Avoid explaining things with too much simplicity. For example, instead of writing “John walked in and talked to Anna,” consider writing something like “John walked in, with his red ruby watch ticking down the seconds to the end. He glanced over at Anna and began to throw words her way.” By adding descriptive details and using interesting vocabulary, you can make even the simplest actions and conversations more engaging and memorable.

Q: Do You Have Any Suggestions To Help Others To Become A Better Writer? If So, What Are They?

A: It’s important to remember that everything we do in life has meaning. Whether it’s love, hate, or sadness that we feel, our thoughts and emotions matter. That’s why it’s essential to write everything down – to capture our feelings, experiences, and perspectives. When we write down our thoughts, we give ourselves a chance to reflect on our experiences and to gain a deeper understanding of ourselves. It’s an opportunity to explore our innermost thoughts and feelings, and to give them a voice. Writing also allows us to connect with others, to share our ideas and to find common ground. People love to read things that resonate with them, that align with their thoughts and beliefs. By sharing our writing, we give others the chance to connect with us on a deeper level. Even if some people may disagree with what we write, there will always be someone who finds value in our words and who is grateful for the ideas we share. In addition to the social benefits, writing can also boost our creativity. It allows us to explore new ideas, to experiment with different perspectives, and to develop our writing skills. Unlike watching a YouTube video or studying a topic, writing engages our mind in a unique and meaningful way. So, the next time you feel something different or wrong, write it down. Your thoughts and feelings matter, and they deserve to be heard. You never know who you might inspire or connect with through your writing.

Q: What Does Success Mean To You? What Is The Definition Of Success?

A: Because success is subjective and depends on individual objectives and ideals, it might mean various things to different individuals. In general, success is defined as the attainment of a desired aim or outcome. This might be tied to personal, professional, or intellectual activities, and could include a variety of motives such as financial gain, recognition, personal happiness, or achievement of a long-term goal. Some people define success based on their professional accomplishments, such as promotions, income increases, or the establishment of a successful firm. Others may define success in more personal ways, such as earning a certain degree, being able to follow a passion or pastime, or experiencing the joy of developing great relationships with family and friends. Finally, success is a highly personal idea that differs from person to person. It is critical to define success on your own terms rather than merely adopting society’s idea of success. You may develop a feeling of purpose and fulfilment in your life by defining and working towards your own objectives that correspond with your beliefs and desires.

Q: What Are Your Top 3 Books?

A: Fake by Robert Kiyosaki, cash flow quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki and Grey by El James.

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