
field notes from liminal spaces
what do you really want?
a deep-dive into how we self-sabotage when our words and actions are not aligned, and what to do about it
Anitha Krishnan writes Indian-inspired fantasy fiction with a dash of mysticism and soul-searching. She lives in Burlington, Ontario with her husband and their cherished child.
field notes from liminal spaces
a deep-dive into how we self-sabotage when our words and actions are not aligned, and what to do about it
tales for dreamers
The bridge looks harmless. But there's a reason you're being warned there's no salt on the bridge. Find out why in this unsettling fantasy story.
field notes from liminal spaces
Funnily, it is also the one big thing entirely out of our control.
monthly missives
In which D turned 9 years old, a mini-vacation was had, and something surprisingly new is about to be unveiled!
tales for dreamers
We're back in medieval times now. The powers-that-be find great delight in beheading! But living beings have always found a way to survive in the face of oppression.
field notes from liminal spaces
Lessons learnt, realizations had, and digging deep for compassion, grace and forgiveness
tales for dreamers
A story for my little one, D, who turns 9 years old today! Happy Birthday, lovely child!
life, unadulterated
Little D is not so little anymore! He turns 9 today!
field notes from liminal spaces
What I've learned about myself and my partner as we navigated parenthood together
tales for dreamers
The writing is on the wall. What do the words foretell? And how will you rise to meet this new future?
field notes from liminal spaces
a personal reflection on home, hiraeth, and the quiet hope behind every young adventurer's journey.
tales for dreamers
The heads watch you from their perch on the window sill. Have you ever thought of finding out what (or who) they are?