on writing
(day 28): almost forgot
A quick one to make my excuses and slip away unnoticed
Anitha Krishnan
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
tales for dreamers: angels banished from Heaven
The angels won't tell you why they are banished from Heaven but they still look to you for your generosity. Will you help them?
on writing
(day 27): when it doesn't help to think
Clarity comes from action, not from thought.
on writing
(day 26): when the Universe eavesdrops
A lesson on sticking to the decisions I make, come what may
on writing
(day 25): redefining my creative life
Taking stock of my creative ambitions and fitting them within the realities of my life, rather than the other way round.
books you may love
books you may love: And Then We Grew Up by Rachel Friedman
I had now been on this earth long enough to realize that if I was to sacrifice other parts of my life to writing, it guaranteed nothing other than the sacrifice. ~ And Then We Grew Up by Rachel Friedman
on writing
(day 24): a day of resistance
Nothing to say today
on writing
(day 23): contradictory feelings
On being ambitious and content at the same time
on writing
(day 22.2): seeking unconditional love
Ruminating over family, a sense of belonging, and sleepless nights
on writing
(day 22.1): the beginning of an ending
Grieving the departure of fictional friends and the lack of real ones
on writing
(day 21): a rest day
Indulging in much-needed rest
tales for dreamers
tales for dreamers: open, sesame!
What will Ali do when he finds himself in a world where 'Open, Sesame!' no longer works?