Hello, As I sit to write a post after a long gap, I know that in blogging spaces absence doesn’t make the heart grow fonder. Well, I can only hope it does! The rain finally decided to call it quits after three long days in Jodhpur, and so I walked to my favourite place this …
Writing Apps & Software Tools
Hello everyone! Welcome to another month of IWSG - a database resource site and support group for writers and authors. Featuring weekly guests and tips, a monthly blogfest gathering, a Facebook group, a book club, and thousands of links – all to benefit writers! I’d like to add the link to a recent article on the …
Do You Prefer the Journey or the Destination?
Dear Reader, Welcome to the first Wednesday of the month, which is also the official IWSG Day. Please check the wonderful website of this supportive author community here. I will skip this month's question because there's something else on my mind. To begin with, a big thank you to all who have subscribed to this …
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I’ll Do Me – Reading Charles Bukowski
Dear Reader, I love writing to you because we can always pick up where we left off, no matter how much time has passed. It's as if we've never been out of touch. I want to express my gratitude for your support of the poem 'Everything Will Be Alright'. It means so much to me. …
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.
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 …
A Hundred Quills 