tales for dreamers
tales for dreamers: a place to store your regrets
Psst! Did you know you don't actually have to carry all your regrets with you for the rest of your life?
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.
tales for dreamers
Psst! Did you know you don't actually have to carry all your regrets with you for the rest of your life?
Tales from January 2025
Pedestrians, you only need to 'obey your signals'. Why is that so hard to follow?
Tales from January 2025
Entering the woods is an invitation to the wood creatures to follow you on the way out. Need tips on how to leave them behind in the woods? Read on!
tales for dreamers
There's a tree at the end of the lane that guards the portal to a land of sunshine. It can be quite moody though. How will you make it let you enter?
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monthly missives
Year-end reflections, and aiming to focus on what matters in the new year
tales for dreamers
The angels are rather exhausted after this season of granting wishes. What, do you think, will revive them?
year-end whimsies
There are wishes of all kinds for every seeker. What do you wish for this season?
year-end whimsies
The dancer's about to shower you with magic motes now. How many will you gather?
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annual reflection
Realizing I've already come a long way, and remembering to enjoy the journey
year-end whimsies
Because when snow falls after a long wait, it's spellbinding!