From The Future

By Smeetha Bhoumik

Smeetha Bhoumik Guest blogger #loveofwriting She remembers it as a large airy room with ample sunlight splashing the pearl-white walls with gold, the windows covered with flower laden trellises. Looking in from the future after so many seasons of rain and shine, birth and death, it appears like a gently bobbing assemblage of artefacts, notions,…

Why Do I Write?

By Dr. Romila Chitturi

Dr. Romila Chitturi Guest blogger #loveofwriting My life’s initial journey was to find a passion, and I found it. As I look back on my school days in 1996, I realize that all throughout those long years, I was searching for something. I was trying to find my true self, trying to find my calling.…

“Who Decides Whether Something is Good or Bad?”

By Preity Rashmi

Preity Rashmi Guest blogger #loveofwriting This human society and the customized world of rules have chained an age of abundant theories and their consequences on general spectators.  Biting nails amidst the crowded school assembly, a girl is punished for violating the cleanliness rule and is slapped in front of her friends and strangers. She is…

Having a writing buddy or a mentor

By Snehashree

Snehashree Guest blogger Writing is a journey, a never-ending one for some, or it’s just a single stop for others. Whatever it is, we need to admit that it is not an easy one. Whether fiction or non-fiction, every story takes a lot of time, immense effort, and a never-ending zeal to move from the…

Centering the Brain

By Chandrika

Chandrika R Krishnan Guest Blogger  From time immemorial, left-brained people are considered logical, analytical, and methodical, while right-brained people are supposed to be creative, disorganized, and artistic. Though this theory has been refuted the stereotypes continue and people still view creative people as illogical, emotional, and women! Our education system too gives more weightage to the…