Category Books & Literature
Poem by: Vivek Mavi As I enter the office,a loud, strange click pierces the corridor,it is the biometrics. White lights overhead,exhausting, tasteless, much like Maurizio’s Comedian, a dull bore.The air, heavy with the musk of old carpet, an aged lore…. Continue Reading →
“We don’t read and write poetry because it’s cute. We read and write poetry because we are members of the human race. And the human race is filled with passion.” – John Keating, Dead Poets Society Poetry—it’s more than just… Continue Reading →
For writers, winter is often seen as a magical time. There’s something about the stillness of cold weather, the long nights, and the solitude of the season that makes it feel like inspiration should flow easily. But does winter months… Continue Reading →
It is the language that we can communicate our feelings & thoughts so easily. Language is by far the most important element of any culture and civilization that exists on this planet. But what would the world be like if… Continue Reading →
Crafting a whole perspective into a few words isn’t easy, but my friend Cheryl has done it brilliantly in her upcoming book, “Earthly Days.” Cheryl Batavia, a retired teacher with an artistic soul and a deep passion for environmental conservation,… Continue Reading →
Publishing a book is indeed a wonderful idea, that you’ll never regret. For many writers, it’s a dream including me. Yes, I too have a dream of publishing a novel or book that can help people gain a new perspective… Continue Reading →
Happy World Book Day, dear readers! This day holds a special place in the hearts of bookworms worldwide. It is a celebration of books, their authors, and their readers. But World Book Day is more than just a celebration. It… Continue Reading →
In one of my previous articles, I explained why you should write? And amazingly, I just realized how writing or blogging actually affects my brain and neural activity. After consistently blogging for more than 2 years, I looked back and… Continue Reading →
An American author, Jodi Lynn Picoult wrote: “You can always edit a bad page. You can’t edit a blank page.” And to edit a bad page, you first need to create one. For that, you must write. But writing isn’t… Continue Reading →