For many of us, writing is a form of self-expression, a creative outlet, catharsis, and much more. However, at times, have you sat in front
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Tips on Editing a Manuscript
I’m writing a first draft and reminding myself that I’m simply shovelling sand into a box so that later I can build castles. ― Shannon
Fantastic Forms of Fantasy
Did you know that of all the universes contained within the gamut of literature and fiction, the Fantasy genre suffers from the misconceived perception of
Intelligent Ways To Proofread Your First Book As A Self-publisher
Being a self-publisher can be highly time-consuming. A publisher already has a lot of publishing work at hand, which is why proofreading may seem like
Gaps that Hamper a Writer’s Success
The primary requirements to fabricate fascinating pieces of writing are good grammar and excellent vocabulary. Reading other people’s work also aids in learning different styles
12 Tips To Ace Your Reviews
Poetry or story or book reviews are a highly subjective undertaking. We are sharing our opinion on someone’s creative work and there are no golden
Review of Doctor Who
Doctor Who is a T.V serial that has been around since 1963 (whew! That’s what you call a long run) and one of my favourite
The Metamorphosis
It is essential to transform, to be a Meraki. Proverbs, advises, experiences, and learnings – that’s all we grow up with. I’ve always heard that
Captured Souls
A Rendezvous with my own self. Perhaps there would be a day when you would look back, I had this hope I don’t know for
Why Children Hide Failures
We all say and read and hear that failure is the stepping stone to success but practically how many of us would agree with this
Rishikesh Diaries 2020
The urge to do something on the Valentine’s day and to utilize the weekend pushed the plans for this trip. Having the fear to do
PenKonnect with Devapriya Roy
About the Author: Devapriya Roy is the author of three novels, The Vague Woman’s Handbook (2011), The Weight Loss Club (2013) and Friends from College
PenKonnect with Anupama Jain
About the Author: Anupama Jain is the author of ‘When Padma Bani Paula‘, a breezy novel about second chances of life and the importance of
PenKonnect with Archana Garodia Gupta
About the Author: With a lifelong passion for books, languages, travel and history, Archana has a knack for weaving delightful nuggets of information into engaging
PenKonnect with Anirban Bhattacharya
About the Author: Anirban Bhattacharya, the author of The Deadly Dozen: India’s Most Notorious Serial Killers, grew up in a boarding school called Dr Graham’s
Who, When and Where
We often hear of how victors write the history and how history would have been different if the defeated had written history. Same is true of
How, What if, What next
Have you wondered why a lot of stories end with lovers meeting, marriages, victories and deaths? It is because stories have to start somewhere and
Why re-tell stories
One question I am often asked is why do I do so many retellings of old stories instead of telling fresh ones. One way I
Fall in Love
Yes… fall in love with words, with your thoughts, with your craft. Let writing be that euphoria where not just you but even your reader