Here is an interesting question for all you avid readers out there. Does your thirst for ‘Reading’ change with the seasons? Would love to know which period of the year tickles your reading buds the most. Personally, I feel winter and monsoon are great stimulants. These seasons push us inside …
As a writer and as an individual I am fortunate to be born in a country which is imperfect. I believe imperfection builds extreme scenarios – both apathetic and sympathetic. Either way a writer enjoys the fruits of it. There is a reason. Long ago when I was active on …
I write articles/blog/web content for several IT and non-IT companies – a writer’s strategy to offset inflation and falling interest rates, and also to supplement monthly income. After all writers are human beings. Even they possess similar vices and virtues. To cut the long story short writing fiction doesn’t pay …
The three-act structure is a time-tested, dependable and religiously followed creative blueprint which incidentally forms the basis of all stories, whether they are written for theatre, films or books. The three-act framework is not just about a story being divided into three parts. It is about the timing of these …
Soliloquy is a powerful device which playwrights, screenwriters and writers exploit whenever the need arises. This tool has been in existence since the Elizabethan era. Without soliloquy, it would be difficult to convey certain actions of performing and literary arts. So what exactly is a Soliloquy? In simple words, it …
There was a time when summer vacations were synonymous with binge-reading. Maybe it was in the genes or maybe it was the way kids were raised. Back then, parents set a good example and therefore never had to drive home a point. Reading was one such habit which they encouraged …
The above question has always been one of the hottest discussions on many writing forums and social networking websites and will continue to rule these platforms. After having read hundreds of answers from writers all over the world it became evident that “Morning” was the preferred choice of many, especially “Early …
Storytelling has been an integral part of human race since time immemorial. People from ancient civilisations drew images and symbols inside caves, gigantic boulders and sometimes even on boughs to communicate, narrate events and also to share exciting experiences, and there were many in those days. As Homo sapiens evolved …
