Blue Rose Publishes “Shabd” By the Nagpur-Based Author Abhinav Bhoyar

October 26: The 26-year old, Nagpur-based author Abhinav Bhoyar recently launched his first book, “Shabd”. The book is an anthology of his poems; poems that he has written over a long period of time through taking inspiration from his experiences, observations, and understanding of life. The book has been published by the Blue Rose Publishers. It is available on Amazon for sale as well.

Readers can expect to see life from the eyes of the author, Abhinav Bhoyar. All the poems in the book will give its readers a glimpse of its author’s unique perspectives of life. The author has readily expressed his distinct and mellow perspectives towards life through his poems. Somewhere he has raised thoroughly rhetorical questions, somewhere he has mentioned his all-powerful opinion, and somewhere he has tried to solve the seemingly incomprehensible riddles of life.

“I believe this book is going to be one of the most significant books you read in your life. It will definitely grasp you tight and be influential enough to impact your all-to-familiar perspectives in life. If that is what you have been really looking for!” says the pioneer Indian author, Abhinav Bhoyar, speaking upon his newly launched book.

“Shabd” will undoubtedly be a gripping read for all the people who are looking forward to getting acquainted with new perspectives in life. From unanticipated questions about life to an effort to solve the bizarre conundrums of life, the book is set to appeal to the inner soul of every reader it comes across.

The author shares, “Getting my first book published feels like a dream come true moment for me. Although I started writing by chance, I never realized my passion would bring me so much recognition one day. My great observation skills along with my ability to truly express myself have been my biggest assets in writing this book today.”

“The poems in the book are quite touching and relatable. It’s like going through his journey in life and understanding his thoughts. The book shows his passion for poetry. Knowing him, we understand he won’t be stopping here, and there will be many more poems to come.” said Mr. Syed Arshad, the CEO of BlueRose Publishers.

Check out the book on Amazon https://amzn.to/3nvtDtV

While Abhinav Bhoyar traces his roots from Nagpur, Maharashtra, the author was born and brought up in Itarsi, Madhya Pradesh. He is a mechanical engineer by education, software engineer by profession, and a writer by passion. He works as a software engineer in an IT company in Pune while his parents live in Nagpur. His elder brother, who works and resides in Mumbai, is a big support system for him.

He belongs to a typical Indian middle-class family that survives and relies on the salary of a sole bread earner. Whether it is educating the children, meeting the needs of one’s family, or saving for the future, everything depends on that one salary.

“I am definitely going to write more books based on interesting short stories and novels. You can consider the fantasy genre to be my forte. So, you will see a lot of my writing based around the same. But for now, I hope this book will inspire as well as perspire you to achieve the bigger and better things in life,” shares the rising Indian author, Abhinav Bhoyar.

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