on writing
(day 17:) recognition
Dying Wishes on its way to unprecedented glory, and what I've come to understand about long-term thinking
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.
on writing
(day 16): a day with friends
A day that didn't go according to plan, and ended up being a day that was full of spontaneous fun and joy.
on writing
(day 15): an unusual Saturday
It takes time to build a fiction writing career and make a living from it.
on writing
(day 14): resolutions for life
Looking at disillusionment and fulfillment in the creative life, and questioning and debunking some myths I had begun to inadvertently believe in along the way
on writing
(day 13): moments of reckoning
Confusing thoughts, and a way out of the maze
on writing
(day 12): all because of a nice breakup email I sent
Mental decluttering in a world full of distractions + answering some difficult questions = paving the way towards a more authentic life
on writing
(day 11): back at the writing desk
Back writing stories and feeling mighty happy about it!
books you may love
books you may love: Midnight at Malabar House by Vaseem Khan, and A Divided Loyalty by Charles Todd
Reaching for the comfort of the familiar: historical mystery books in the Malabar House and Inspector Ian Rutledge series
on writing
(day 10): what if?
Wondering what if things turn out very different than my expectations, and realizing I may be disappointed but I can still be OK with it and move on.
on writing
(day 9): best-laid plans and all that
Another sleepless night and a rambling day
on writing
(day 8): a clean slate
Setting daily intentions
on writing
(day 7): an unexpected benefit of day-trips
It took a single day of going away to gain perspective on what matters and what doesn't.