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"What will I be remembered for?"
Each one of us ponders this question at least once in our lifetime. It's a question that makes us contemplate every aspect of our lives—a question that makes us scavenge for scraps of something substantial in our mundane existence.
"What a waste" seeks to gather questions, lace them with difficult emotions, and leave them suspended in the reader's head for greater contemplation. Powered with strong sentiments, ruthless self-analysis, and evocative words, this book takes you on a journey of self-exploration with its narrator. This memoir-esque attempt at exploring and confronting the self, experiences, mistakes, and struggles is painfully honest. "What a waste" will force you to confront the complexities of existence and then give you a space to be. To feel. This book will leave you on a path of deep introspection.
Harshil Dhameja
Harshil Dhameja is a 22 year old, college student who has aspirations to write. He has written journals and thought pieces for a substantial amount of his life and has always been interested in the possibilites that journal writing contains. This book is an extremely personal description of youth and the uncertainities that it is bombarded with, the gifts of life. The author hopes to be read and to send a proposal out. A proposal to keep going.
