Hi, I’m Mansi—author, founder, writer, artist of The Typewriter Daily and an art influencer. I published my first book when I was 17 and later came up with The Typewriter Daily which is a poetry and art journal blog on all popular social media platforms.
1. Tell us about your background and journey.
Hi, I’m Mansi—author, founder, writer, artist of The Typewriter Daily and an art influencer. I published my first book when I was 17 and later came up with The Typewriter Daily which is a poetry and art journal blog on all popular social media platforms.
2. What inspired you to be a writer?
I started finding comfort in writing, shortly after losing a loved one.
3. How did you come up with the idea of mearging words and art together?
I’ve created art for as long as I remember so I thought it’d be fun to combine both my words + art and that’s how I came across art journaling.
4. Does emotions really matter while writing a content?
Yes, in my experience it does!
5. How does your work goes with thoughts of current generation?
People often tell me that they relate to my work a lot and that I literally read their minds/express what they have felt or are currently feeling.
6. What would you say is your interesting writing quirk?
Say more with less.
7. How do you overcome a creative block?
I’m an empath, so it’s easy for me to channel my feelings and I’m always picking up energies, frequencies and feelings of other people so I rarely experience blocks but I experience shifts in my energies that make creating exhausting and less fun.
8. What message would you give to aspiring writers?
Rejection is a part of the process, just keep writing!
9. Which is your favourite book and why?
I have so many so I’m just going to say the first one that popped in my head - The God of small things by Arundhati Roy because apart from the story I love the the writing style!
Interviewed By - Anshika Maurya
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