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I describe the session I attended on writing for children’s books with Aditi Krishnakumar conducted as a part of #BlogchatterWritFest
I’ve written a poem to my mother on mother’s day based on a prompt by Joseph Fasano.
I’m happy to feature a short book extract from WECU Inc. (we see you) by author Rick Stevens, with his permission.
I’ve written this poem based on Joseph Fasano’s prompt for a grief poem.
Here’s a self-acceptance poem I wrote based on Joseph Fasano’s prompt.
I wrote a poem on happiness based on Poet Joseph Fasano’s prompt.
I’m back with another poem based on Joseph Fasano’s prompt.
I’ve written another poem based on Poet Joseph Fasano’s prompt.
I’ve written a poem on change based on Poet Joseph Fasano’s prompt on Twitter.
Poet Joseph Fasano shared a poem about clarity, which led me to write my own poem about clarity.
I’m Aishwariya. I’m passionate about writing, reading, marketing communications, books, blogging, poetry and editing. I’ve donned several hats, such as freelance journalist, copywriter, blogger and editor.
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