Dear Writing Community Hello and welcome to this month’s IWSG post. We are into the third last month of the year and it is already time to look back and see how far we've come. I’ve had a very slow writing year due to health issues of parents and lots of running around hospitals. But …
Happy 12th IWSG! Celebrating with ‘A LITTLE BIT OF LOVE’.
It’s a special first Wednesday of the month as the IWSG turns twelve today! I am excited to co-host, and many thanks and congratulations to our captain Alex J. Cavanaugh, the administrative team and all members. I would also like to introduce you to A LITTLE BIT OF LOVE by Dr ARVA BHAVNAGARWALA, which is the story of Afrah, an up-and-coming teacher and Sadiq, a doctor.
The Circuit of Life
Hello Readers Welcome to the August posting of Write Edit Publish, where writing is a fun exchange of stories, ideas and everything writing! For this month, the prompt is the film CHOCOLAT based on the book by Joanne Harris, and if you would like to join us with your contribution and read the others, visit …
Those Who Look For You, Will Find You.
Dear Readers I’m not a philosopher, though I would like to be called one. The problem is, there’s only one label I find fit for myself – that of a learner. Philosophy interests me as a reader. Although what I learn is often a mere reflection of the beliefs of another. I try to reason …
IWSG August – Writing & Conflicting Emotions
The first Wednesday of August has come knocking pretty soon and it’s time for yet another IWSG post. The Insecure Writer’s Support Group is a group for writers – new, old, from across the world – where they can share their journey and encourage each other. Writing is a lonely journey, and we can always …
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IWSG JULY, 2023 – STORY HUNTING!
Dear Reader It's pouring in Delhi. Although rains bring the much-needed respite from torrid heat, they also bring along their share of sultriness and swarms of insects, not to forget the clogged Delhi roads. Every day when heavy, silver-black clouds gather in the open skies above my tenth-floor balcony, I make sure the plants are …
A Hundred Quills 