remnants of a past life
remnants of a past life (note 7): letting go of what no longer works
decluttering by letting go of an object, a feeling, a friendship, and a dream ...
Anitha Krishnan is a speculative fiction author and an award-winning poet. She lives in Burlington, Ontario with her husband and their cherished child.
remnants of a past life
decluttering by letting go of an object, a feeling, a friendship, and a dream ...
the creative life
a short note on one thing that truly matters to me and another thing that had me all twisted up inside for a long time ...
the creative life
Reassessing my near-term plans in my author career
books you may love
my new e-bookstore, and sharing a promo running throughout May
the creative life
There's always more to be done. We can either respond with overwhelm or with a focus on the process.
monthly missives
A birthday, a new book, a new online store, and a place and time to meet up! Then contemplating wisdom itself ...
tales for dreamers
The dragon does not wish to fly. She doesn't say so but we know who's to blame for her affliction.
life, unadulterated
Come attend the Toronto Indie Author Conference on 4-5 May!
the creative life
Take an easy guess! 😉
An individual simply cannot, and need not even aspire to, create and produce on par with a larger team or organization. That way lies madness and burnout, at the very least.
life, unadulterated
seeking safety in the wrong places
monthly missives
March has been a wild month! In more ways than one. First, it was the weather. There were a couple of balmy days mid-month, so much so that the ski hills up north had to cease operations for a couple of days. Then it went and snowed a week later
books you may love
March was a month of reading amazing murder mysteries.
tales for dreamers
Everyone knows it's impossible to spot an underwater God. But nobody knows why.
books you may love
Two fantasy short stories featured in promotions this week
the creative life
personal growth by shedding old habits that no longer serve me