More About the Author, More About The Book: In Conversation With Harpreet Makkar, author of The Justified Sin
Harpreet Makkar is a mechanical engineer and an alumni of Punjab Technical University. He has worked in a top auto mobile MNC in Bangalore. He is currently placed in Ludhiana and looks after his family business. The Justified Sin is his first novel, published by Author's Empire Publications.
Hi
Harpreet, How are you? The Justified Sin is your debut novel. Tell us what the
book is about?
I am
great, holding my book in my hands how I could be. As a debut author, taking it
this far was quite difficult for me. But all thanks to almighty and everyone
who supported me for their love and support.

You
have come in the industry during a time when every second person is writing and
some of them are good. Does it put pressure on you?
I agree,
but it doesn't affect me much. Indeed there is pressure, pressure to stand up
to the expectations of readers, but I won’t compare my writing with anyone as I
am not here to win any competition or for any tag. It’s just that I found it
relaxing to express myself on paper. Everyone is special with their writing and we
can’t compare one with the other.
Engineers
and writing combination is going strong these days. How different are you from
them or in what ways are you similar to them?
As I said,
we can’t compare two people neither we can compare their writing. Everyone is
special in their own way. All I know about my writing is, whatever I write, and
it comes directly from my heart. I experience it, I feel it and I write it.
That’s the way of my writing.
Apart
from being an engineer and a writer, how would you describe yourself?

Is
the character Jay inspired by you and if not, which character in the book you
identify with the most?
Not
really, but yes it is character I identify the most. I wrote this story long
back, it was something related to a person quite close to me. Being not in a
situation to do anything at that time, I made notes and after all these years
those rough hand written notes were converted into a fully furnished book.
Last
but not the least, what would you say to the aspiring writers and to the people
waiting for your book!
It’s always very
pleasant to hear the term “Readers”, infact that’s the most important part of
this industry. Readers define it all, our work is for them and we are for them.
I just wish them to like my work, even if they don’t my effort is what makes me
the person I am today. We learn every day, and this process never ends.
And I just wish, people to like my work rather
I want them to feel it.
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