KINTSUGI: Flash Fiction First – Volume 1 edited by Abha Iyengar
I write about the 13 stories included in ‘KINTSUGI: Flash Fiction First – Volume 1’ edited by Abha Iyengar
More of this and that
I talk about Pablo Neruda, the Blogchatterwrifest, Kuzhali Manickavel, Radhika Acharya, Vincent Van Gogh – as you can see it’s this and that:)
A little bit of this and a little bit of that
Hello, everyone! How’s your reading coming along? A little while ago, I read ‘La Douler Exquise’ by Kavya U Janani. I’d bought this book in December 2020 and read it only recently. The book features poems about unexpressed and unrequited love and makes for a nice read. It’s available on […]
Two Books of Poems
I talk about two books of poetry: 1. ‘Isolocation’ by various authors and 2. ‘Hate that cat’ by Sharon Creech.
Three Great Reads on Kindle Unlimited and One Audiobook on Audible
I’ve been reading three books simultaneously! Yes, I do that! The first is The Kali Project, which is a collection of women’s voices as they discover their inner Kali. The second is the ‘Love’ anthology, which is a Valentine’s release this year. As the name suggests, it features short stories […]
Two Book Reviews
This post discusses two books – ‘Strangely Familiar Tales’ by Vijayalakshmi Harish and ‘To Be or Not to Be a Writer’ by Sweetycat Press
My Current Read – ‘The Anatomy of Scars’
Hello, everyone! Reading has always been such an important part of my life. It made my childhood magical and again improved my life when I turned 40. Last year was a bit insane with the pandemic, and I read 55 books. Otherwise, I was reading 25 books a year on […]
The Introvert’s Edge to Networking
‘The Introvert’s Edge to Networking: Work the room. Leverage social media. Develop powerful connections.’ is a must-read book for all introverts who need to realize that introversion is their superpower and not a liability. Introverted people actually have an advantage since they are more thoughtful and make more meaningful interactions […]
Raising capable children
I read ‘Raising Capable Children’ by Sakshi Varma because I know of her as a blogger. I wanted to know what she had to say about parenting. Even in the title, she emphasises values, attitudes and skills. It was a joy to see how she referred to the importance of […]
The Midnight Library and Other Reads
‘The Midnight Library’ by Matt Haig was my first fiction read this year. And what a read it turned out to be. The story is about a suicidal girl who walks into “the midnight library” and gets to live the lives she could have lived. By getting a chance to […]
