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5 Things Fictional Characters Have Taught Me about Life
As a grown-up, in a continuously changing environment, where mental health is continuously deteriorating, I finally understand the importance of finding happiness in the darkest of times.
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#AuthorInterview: Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri
Teaching is also learning: hence, my writing on the net at first was Macbeth as a Tragic hero. I had earned lots of positive comments and inspiration.
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#Marketing101: 5 Simple Marketing Tips for Every First Time Author
Identify other authors in your niche and ask if you can guest blog for them, while they guest blog for you. This way both of you would gain exposure to each other’s audience and gain the interest of potential new readers as well.
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#PoetInterview: Nivedita Tomar
Ideas for my poems have myriad sources. Things as they happen around me. People with whom I come into contact. Nature as I experience it. Books that I read. Bewilderment that my soul experiences.
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7 Reasons Why Hufflepuff is the best House In Harry Potter Series
The Harry Potter series is the magic we grew up with. A young boy’s magical journey from boring and unloved childhood to something brilliant. We all wanted to be at his place, going to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. (How many of us are still waiting for our letters again?)
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#ThroughTheAges: Papyrus to Pixels
Mulberry, papyrus, birch bark, vellum and parchments (made from animal skin), cotton rags, other fibres, fishing nets, ropes, and finally wood are the dots to connect while searching for the history of paper’s birth to its evolution process up to this digital-age. Drawing and writing with hand, printing with blocks, Gutenberg’s press, modern day press, to digital print, are the dots that connect while sketching the path ‘ink’ has trekked on paper.
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Writer’s Corner: How to Writer Better Characters
When you’re writing a story, one of the key focus should be, besides the plot, the characters. Too often good stories fall short of being great because the characters were not three-dimensional. It is super important to get your readers to become invested in your characters. Because more often than not, they are reading the story to see if the character they are rooting for succeeded. Tip 1# Make your characters likeable. There’s a fine line between a likeable character and an unlikeable character. Contrary to popular belief, you can write antagonists who are likeable. For example, in my story The Backyard Tales, Shekar’s dad Mr. Roy is a likeable…
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#BookReview: The Forty Rules of Love
This book is just awesome , I've no words to describe this masterpiece. Love is not confined with God, Religion, Race, Caste , this is spiritual and there is only way to change a person , connect by Heart to Heart. Two Love stories are going simultaneously
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5 LGBT Books by Indian Authors You Must Read This Pride Month
The month of June is all about sunshine and rainbows! This is Pride month and we have 5 LGBT books for you. Although for me there is no special day or month for reading LGBTQ+ books...and if you do I’m judging you so hard… but it’s a good time to acknowledge Queer literature.
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#Review: The God of Small Things
There is so many meanings are hidden in a single line , you have to re-read the line , the para, the chapter . But this is a worth reading.
