• Reading tales: Remnants of a Separation

    Home.  This is a word that’s always fascinated me. I don’t really understand what the word means so I look for how others define this word. It can mean people, or a city or a childhood home they grew up in.

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  • If creativity could speak, what would it say?

    A few days back, I talked about the 11 Days Letter Writing Challenge and how the participants of the challenge spoke to different aspects of life for a message. So, I thought of speaking to my creativity and below, is the message it had.

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  • 5 things I love about my book All Roads Lead Here

    If there is one thing I don’t appreciate enough about writing, it is how much fun I have when I do said writing, especially when I am in the flow and words are easy. My book, All Roads Lead Here, was one such writing experience that was more fun than most. And I thought, it

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  • The hardest goodbye – a short story

    Simulin was looking out a window, hands crossed tightly across her chest. She was wearing a non-descript blue uniform and her hair, which was usually tied in a bun, was open. The scene beyond the window was dismal. The air was filled with dust particles. The vibrant blue vegetation was turning dull and grey. Though

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  • 5 love stories that made me swoon in 2025

    I love reading about love and love stories are my favourite things to read. I think I read at least five to seven every month. So, here are some of my favourite love stories from 2025.

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  • Want to read more? Try this technique.

    I was reading a post on Instagram where authors were giving advice on how to read more. There were the usual suspects of read in the morning or before bed and read when you commute.

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  • The Last Tree Standing

    The Last Tree Standing

    Where is the girlthe little one who came to tell me stories. Where is the boythe tall one who sat beneath my shadows to rest before heading home.

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