Mendy Tewel feels qualification, or following the education system to gain a degree is simply wasting time. He doesn’t even believe in being under a category of the writer; like a travel writer, script writer, spiritual writer.

Talking about Mendy Tewel’s professional quest as a writer, he has been doing this since college days. It was always there within him as a blessed talent, later friends appreciated him, encouraged, and he was thrilled to know that this can be his way of arranging bread and butter as well. As it has been mentioned above, he has never loved to be confined to any single category of writer. He has written various genres, starting from philosophic, romantic, thriller, social, religious, even poetic. 

However, if asked to be specific about the one he would love to call a favourite, then he would pick philosophic. He feels Philosophy is something getting merged within this infinite world and wrapping off the facts we often term mysteries. According to him, there is nothing more exciting than unfolding the baffles of life.

He has no aim than keeping on writing till the very day. There is nothing called a hobby for him; he says, he does what he loves. Talking about his best creation so far, he is very humble on this matter claiming he is not a fool to discriminate the infinite.

Mendy tewel like these things:

• researching the market including reading relevant publications or blogs, and staying up to date with writing that is being produced in your chosen field;
• writing individual pieces, including using the technical skills of writing and plan individual projects;
• editing, revising and reviewing work especially in response to feedback;
• working to tight deadlines, especially for theatre, screen ;
• submitting material for publication in the required and expected format;
• managing the business side of writing including maintaining financial records, and submitting invoices and tax returns.
• liaising with publishers, agents, , producers and directors;
• finding, and maintaining knowledge of publication opportunities;
• teaching writing in further or higher education settings or running workshops privately;