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Resilient Writers’ Workshop

Today, I learned about a new book called Being Happy, which is about positive psychology. The instructor keeps an eye out for the latest releases

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The Naming Of Cats

I watched a YouTube video of some schoolchildren performing Macavity during the pandemic. I recently picked up a copy of Old Possum’s Book Of Practical

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Essays By Sloane Crosley

It’s on the #NYT bestseller list. #NuffSaid. ‘I was told there’d be cake’ – Essays by Sloane Crosley

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Mom in the City

I’ve worked with the author Kausalya Saptharishi. I recently bought her mom-lit book, Mom in the City. Publisher – Penguin EBury Press.

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Pride and Prejudice

I haven’t read the book, but I watched Bride and Prejudice. Many years later, I learned that Jane Austen was the chick-lit writer of the

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Mindvalley

I’ve followed Mindvalley on Facebook for years. My dad has a book called The Silva Mind Control. I use Google to ask 99 percent of

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Z is for Zooanthology

Pinterest #Anthologies #SweetycatPress My essay ‘A Viper in My Backyard’ appears in this anthology published by Sweetycat Press.

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Y is for Yearning

I love Abha Iyengar’s ebook Yearnings. It contains beautiful poems that deserve a wider audience. Darren Hayes – Insatiable (Official Music Video) (youtube.com)

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X for Xenophobia

This is a disturbing trend. Do you agree? Contd after image #CoPilot tells me that xenophobia manifests in various ways, often fueled by fear, ignorance,

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Dunki

Dunki is a Hindi movie on Netflix. Those who know me will know I watch about 4-5 movies a year. I watch my movies bit

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W is for Witty

I like people who are witty and wise! Who doesn’t? Right? Wisdom is rare, wit rarer! So treasure such peopleAnd cradle them close to your

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V is for Victory

Not the kind of victory where The winner goes, ‘In your Face!’ But the gentle kind. That’s sweet and sensitive And makes friends with The

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U is for Universal

When you say ‘U‘ I think of universal Universal Remote? Unique, too! Not everyone will get this, But some will… And those are the ones

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T is for Turbulent

I used to think turbulence was a terrible thing Well, now I know that turbulence is terrible Only when you are alone Turbulence can be

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Plentiful Springs by Anjaly Thomas

Tara Publishers www.indiaresearchpress.com INR 399 Endorsed by Tanushree Podder – “A skilfully narrated account of innocence, longing, and disillusion.” Among many others. Tara India Research

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The Boyfriend Sessions

(City Love Book 1) Chapter 7 Loc 7 53 of 5440 (Please check) 2 minutes left in the chapter 14 per cent of the book

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On Worldbuilding

I liked the following terms and phrases: Grand Space Opera Cozy Historical Romance Victorian England Pre-colonial New Zealand Take a moment to consider your story’s

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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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