life, unadulterated
failing at acceptance
Wondering about the mundane parts of life and how best to cope with them.
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.
life, unadulterated
Wondering about the mundane parts of life and how best to cope with them.
life, unadulterated
Happy Birthday to the one and only, KrA, the love of my life!
tales for dreamers
Colours have a mind of their own. They won't always stay within the lines. Heck, they won't even always stay themselves. How, then, is one supposed to colour?
the creative life
I thought Monday morning blues only hit those who worked in a 9-to-5 job. Turns out I've been struggling with it this past decade of my author life. So I'm finally unravelling its mystery in a blog post!
the creative life
Whom are we creating for first and foremost? For ourselves? Or for an external audience?
tales for dreamers
Time has been allotted two guardians to ensure he gets up to no mischief. But how well does this arrangement really work?
the creative life
We create in order to grow. For our own nourishment. For our own enrichment. A healthy ambition fuels in us the desire to create without feeling the need to compete or compare.
tales for dreamers
Of the three men by the window sill, only two seek your attention. The one in the middle has long given up on you.
monthly missives
On endings and beginnings, and the joys of finding a new book treasure!
tales for dreamers
What a beautiful part of the woods! What dangers could possibly lurk in here?
tales for dreamers
So many brightly coloured pairs of slippers! Which one will you choose to wear on your next journey?
the creative life
Reframing the creative journey and its inherent challenges in a way that serves and empowers us