At AuthorsWiki, we are privileged to have had the opportunity to connect with Debadrita Sarkar, a Author from West Bengal, India, whose unique voice and creative spirit shine through in their latest work, Nature And Life. Their book, already making waves across leading platforms, invites readers into a world shaped by imagination, experience, and purpose.
Debadrita Sarkar is a teen author, writer, and poet from India. She has written and self-published more than seven books, many of which have received recognition from readers around the world. Her popular works include Nature and Life – A Chapbook and Short Poems for Everyone, both appreciated for their simplicity and emotional depth. Debadrita’s poems, short stories, and articles have been featured in various periodicals across the UK, India, the USA, Chile, Croatia, and the Netherlands, establishing her as a young voice with a growing global presence.
In this conversation, the author opens up about the deeper motivations behind their storytelling, their personal and literary journey, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way. Whether you’re a fan of thoughtful writing or someone looking to understand the creative process, this interview promises valuable insight and inspiration.
AuthorsWiki : Apart from writing, what is your occupation for livelihood?
Debadrita Sarkar : I’m currently pursuing my studies, and being a student plays a meaningful role in my growth. My academic life keeps me learning, observing, and exploring—things that naturally flow into my writing as well.
AuthorsWiki : Tell us something about your first book.
Debadrita Sarkar : My first book Cities and Villages is a children’s book published on the Bribooks store. It highlights the problems caused by pollution in both urban and rural areas, helping young readers understand these issues in a simple and engaging way.
However, my first officially published book is a chapbook titled Nature and Life – A Chapbook.
My book ‘Nature and Life’ is a collection of ten short poems that celebrate the beauty of nature and its gentle influence on human life. Through these poems, I express emotions, reflections, and a deep sense of gratitude toward the natural world. The book is beautifully illustrated and filled with peaceful, soothing verses—perfect for readers who appreciate the calm and comfort that nature brings.
AuthorsWiki : Would you like to tell us about your published books?
Debadrita Sarkar : Most of my published works are chapbooks. My first official book, Nature and Life – A Chapbook, celebrates nature and its impact on our daily lives.
My second book, Metamorphosis Through Living, is a thematically arranged micro-chapbook created for readers seeking hope and light during difficult times.
My third book, Short Poems for Every Life, contains short-form poems, mainly haiku, written to capture brief moments of love, loss, pain, and cherished memories.
My fourth book, The Brightest Moon, is an inspirational story about a student who learns to rebuild her life after experiencing failure.
My sixth book, Loved, But Undone, explores romance and the quiet grief that follows when love remains incomplete.
Apart from these, I have started two series:
- Selected Poems of Solitary Thoughts – a collection of poems previously published in various periodicals
- Quote Book Series – featuring original quotes written over time
I have also illustrated and published a children’s picture book titled Seasons, which is available exclusively on StoryWeaver.
AuthorsWiki : Where did you get the inspiration for publishing books?
Debadrita Sarkar : I get the inspiration from the other self published authors – Sandeep, Deepak Kumar, Micheal Colon. Though it was, where I accidentally started publishing books – unplanned. I actually had a dream to publish traditionally but I am loving this self publishing procedure and I will continue it.
AuthorsWiki : How do you manage your time to write a book?
Debadrita Sarkar : I write whenever my mind feels heavy and light, whenever there is pressure or leisure, All that means I love writting and I write whenever I can . So, other things aside, I write first or at least think about writting first of the day . My writting cycle hampers though during exams and those were worst days of my life.
AuthorsWiki : What is your favorite writing method — the one in which you write the most?
Debadrita Sarkar : My favourite writting style is freeverse poetry. Maximum of my writtings published in different journals and my own chapbook, are poems only. I also write Haikus, Tankas, Sonnet , short stories and essays. But my best writtings are in Freeverse and narrative mode.
AuthorsWiki : When did you start writing, and how did your interest in writing begin?
Debadrita Sarkar : I started writting at 13. My interest began with poems only. Actually, I had a dramatic start. When I was 13, I was roaming on my roof, kind of vagabond, searching for the truth of life , and them my head stuck with an India which shook me so nice that I write it down and bang! That shapes if a poem and I became a writer , since then.
AuthorsWiki : Is there any special achievement in your life that you would like to share with us and your readers?
Debadrita Sarkar : As a teen writer, my special achivements is not such a big . My worldwide publications are my real achivements. With that, I have got international, national and school prizes. But yeah, I have a special achievement, that is I earned my first money of two hundred rupees while I won first prize in a Creative writting competition hosted by Monomousumi, at 15 years old. Now, I am 16.
AuthorsWiki : Are you planning to write or publish a book in the present or future?
Debadrita Sarkar : Yes, I’ve already begun. I’m in the early stages of working on my upcoming book, and I’m excited to see how it unfolds.
AuthorsWiki : Would you like to give a message to your readers and fans?
Debadrita Sarkar : Never give up. You hold the power to shape your own life. Trust yourself, stay strong, and keep moving toward your dreams.
AuthorsWiki : Every writer has their own ideal. Do you also have an ideal writer? And what are your favorite books that you always want to read?
Debadrita Sarkar : Yes. I have but that is not much advanced. I have my own ideal and that is a writer must be a good human and a thinker first above writting.
Well, in my 16 year old life, I have read numerous short stories and poems rather than books but the book that I want to recommend is ” How To Be A Writer ” by Ruskin Bond for writers.
AuthorsWiki : Apart from writing, what are your other hobbies that you enjoy in your free time?
Debadrita Sarkar : I enjoy spending my free time reading, illustrating, singing, and exploring deep, complex thoughts. These creative activities help me understand myself better and often inspire my writing as well.
AuthorsWiki : Would you like to remain in the writing world in the future as well?
Debadrita Sarkar : Absolutely! I definitely want to continue in the writing world. It’s not just a passion for me—it’s the goal I want to pursue throughout my life.
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