on writing
(day -9): the truth of what it takes to succeed
A reminder for when I tend to demand success that is out of proportion with the effort I'm willing to put in.
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.
books you may love
books you may love: DS Harbinder Kaur series & Inspector Persis Wadia (Malabar House) series
Spreading book cheer in the world, and some enlightening thoughts on diversity and representation in fiction!
on writing
(day -10): all the ways my mind is telling me this is a bad idea
When the initial euphoria wears off and dread begins to set in, we can say to ourselves, "Yes, this is hard, and yes, we can do hard things."
on writing
(day -11): and I forgot the most important bit - having fun
In planning for success in any endeavour, the most important bit is to have fun ...
on writing
(day -12): there's no equation to be solved; it is all a mystery
Contemplating a challenge and planning for success instead of ruminating over the obstacles ...
tales for dreamers
tales for dreamers: revelations
What secrets are the clouds hiding in the blue skies this morning?
the creative life
the most important thing I learnt by quitting social media
... what I had been seeking in that non-stop flow of images and videos and boxes of text on the screen was a salve for my loneliness.
a rare mid-month reminder, as promised
A timely reminder to grab your copy of The Mind Meddler, and browse through a catalogue of 16 stories by 16 different authors across a vast variety of genres!
tales for dreamers
tales for dreamers: a promising career as a pirate
The pirates are recruiting. Reckon you're qualified enough to apply?
life, unadulterated
fidgety fingers: i quit social media. now i'm free!
The day I finally accepted that I suck at social media and so I bade it goodbye!
tales for dreamers
tales for dreamers: essential instructions for weaving a magic carpet and using it well
Did you know you too could weave a magic carpet and fly on it? All you need to do is follow the instructions detailed below!
books you may love
Out of the Blue: 16 authors, 16 stories
A collection of books across genres and stories set in different parts of the world.