Growing up, I’ve always been closer to my Dad’s family. – not just because there were more of them (15 siblings!!) but for all the stories and memories I have heard from them. I attempted to put together a book with these stories and memories, but many of a siblings have an inner critic that…
August Review : The Right To Write
In The Right to Write, Julia Cameron’s most revolutionary book, the author of the bestselling self-help guide The Artist’s Way, asserts that conventional writing wisdom would have you believe in a false doctrine that stifles creativity. With the techniques and anecdotes in The Right to Write, readers learn to make writing a natural, intensely personal part…
30 November Blog Post Ideas
Phew! What a month October was! With quite a lot of festivals and the beginning of fall season, I am not sure where the month went! Here are 30 November Blog post ideas because you’d need it for your content planning for the month. November is a perfect time for all aspiring writers and bloggers.…
20 Years Ago #WordsMatter
Today we start the 4th round of the #WordsMatter Blog Hop and our prompt for November is ’20 years ago, I….’. Shalini, Parul and I thank you for your participation! 20 years ago, I was teaching. Having quit my bank job, finished my time as a volunteer for an NGO, and done an MA in…
7 Efficient Ways to Handle Blogger Overwhelm
“Blogging? What type of passion is that?” You must have heard such comments if you are a passionate blogger. Not to mention the disapproving glances and sighs of your family and friends when they see you doing your stuff. What is even worse is when they tell you to ditch blogging if you (God forbid) share…
Don’t Dangle Your Participle
Don’t dangle your participle! Now that sounds a bit rude, doesn’t it? I came across this lovely little book on NetGalley and downloaded it in exchange for a review : Don’t Dangle Your Participle – by Vanita Oelschlager. Words and pictures show children what a dangling participle is all about. Young readers are shown an incorrect sentence…