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Fibonacci Poetry Competition for Children
Please follow these guidelines to the T, else your entry may be rejected by the judges. The poem MUST follow the form of a Fibonacci sequence. The number of syllables in each line of the poem needs to be the sum of the previous two lines: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13. Here’s more […]
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Happy World Poetry Day!
I was fortunate enough to be able to attend Sampurna Chattarji’s poetry workshop conducted by Blogchatter on World Poetry Day. Sampurna stressed on the importance of learning about poetry and its formats. She said the “perfect poem” is a mirage or chimera. She also said one must be confident about the nuts and bolts of […]
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The story behind the publication of my chick-lit story
I first started writing this chick-lit story( those of you who are offended by the term chick-lit, please excuse me) in 2009, along with a friend. My friend and I were planning to go to Greece, and then suddenly we stopped talking to each other. So not only was the Greece trip shelved, but our […]
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Stepping into 2022
It’s almost a fortnight into 2022. Two anthologies featuring my work have released on Amazon already.
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The Whole Wide World
I was recently featured in ‘The Whole Wide World,’ a unique anthology by Sweetycat Press. The book consists of “episodes” from 80 authors worldwide. The cover by Priti J is eye-catching and tremendously appealing. Of all the anthologies my writing has featured in, I had the most fun writing this one. My dad tells me […]
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Hemingway’s way to good writing
In this blog post, I have compiled four tips from his observations on writing in ‘The Moveable Feast’
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Interview with Author Richa Tilokani
I’ve featured an interview with author Richa Tilokani who has written ‘The teachings of Bhagavad Gita’
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Interview with Author Chandrika R Krishnan
In this blog post, I feature an interview with author, self-confessed “reluctant poet” and storyteller Chandrika R. Krishnan
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