2026 is just a few days away. Like every year, enterprising folks are frantically ticking things off their lists and have next year’s meticulous plans already in place. They’re the ones who exist to bring order to the chaos the likes of me add to the world. Their big ambitions are in stark contrast to… Read More 2026: Defining and deciding future dos and don’ts
The silence and darkness inside unsettled Anish a tad as he unlocked the main door. He had entered his empty home after a long day so any sign of activity would rather raise alarm bells. A faint aroma of the morning’s incense stick still hung in the air due to lack of ventilation. He switched… Read More Anish and His Friend
The other day, I read an article about how differently our brain works while writing compared to typing. As someone who has always enjoyed putting thoughts on paper but has fallen out of the habit due to convenience or blogger life, I found it quite interesting. Writing engages different parts of our brain and works… Read More When your handwriting becomes your muse
I published my first blog post back in 2008 on Blogger. That’s fourteen years ago and makes me kind of a blogging veteran, doesn’t it? I’ve changed multiple platforms since then and seen blogging transform over the years. From a hobby and passion for writing earlier, blogging has now become a dependable source of income… Read More Publish Edit Repeat
Sweat trickled down Kevin’s brow as he tried to stay still and focus on the house. Lights were on in the living room while the first floor was dark and the curtains were drawn close. He knew it wasn’t empty though, his task was there somewhere. He had never been entrusted with such a responsibility… Read More The Mark
Since college, reading has been my companion, escape, and credence during challenging times. Occasionally, someone or something gets on my nerves. I turn to books for solace and they welcome me with a warm embrace. I have been known to forget all existence and pour myself into their company for hours, sometimes days. Yet, for… Read More My thoughts: The Ghost Writer by A. R. Torre
“Come on, Ma! I don’t have time for this. I told you to make arrangements beforehand.” Rohan snapped. He hurriedly took his place at the dining table, barely sitting down before stuffing a buttered bread in his mouth. Lata sat next to him and looked at him dejectedly, saddened at his blunt refusal while pitying… Read More Travel in the driver’s seat