Share the Article Before we talk about writing better, let’s talk about how you write. Because not all writers arrive at a blank page the same way. Some come armed with colour-coded notebooks, character dossiers, timelines, maps, and chapter outlines so detailed that the story is practically written before the writing begins. Others sit down […]
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Share the Article Somewhere between the most awaited and the most dreaded, The most celebrated and the most mourned, Somewhere between birth and death—Lies the most abused…Life. Trapped. Bobby George IT WAS AUTUMN of the early nineties. I remember still. I was sitting in a small waiting lounge for my interview. I wanted to give
Share the Article I TASTED BLOOD, mixed in dust and sand. It was salty, a little sticky and gritty. My mouth felt dry, and my throat parched. I wanted to run my tongue over my lips, but they were swollen shut. I worked my fingers on my face, feeling for bruises, but only my lips
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Share the ArticleSelf-publishing has never been easier. And honestly? It shows. More and more books are landing on shelves—virtual and otherwise—that could have been something. The story was there. The effort was there. Years of it, sometimes. But somewhere between the idea and the finished book, something went quietly, fatally wrong. That something has a
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Share the ArticleYou start with energy. An idea that won’t leave you alone. A voice that feels urgent, almost impatient. Pages that come faster than you expected. You think—this might actually work. And for a while, it does. You write in bursts. You talk about it, maybe carefully, the way you talk about something you
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