The Poetry Tool by Smitha Chakravarthula
By Smitha Chakravarthula
Can an art be taught? Someone recently remarked to me that poetry can’t be taught. It is an inborn talent. You are...
”Women Come Pre-Packaged With Guilt DNA”: Sudha Menon
By Ananya Dhawan
The beautiful and confident Sudha Menon is a journalist-turned-writer with more than twenty years of experience working with some of India’s acclaimed...
16th February 2014
On this day in 1751, Thomas Gray’s “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard” was published. Gray was a reclusive gentleman-poet and he did not...
The Storm by Deeptangshu Das
By Deeptangshu Das
The storm had passed by
Long before
Our stories were written.
Only memories keep lashing now
Like the cold December wind
About the Author
Deeptangshu...
Designing the Tale
By Deepti Razdan
Writing is a lot like gardening. Our work doesn’t end with the planting of the seeds of a story in our mind....
Unravelling Time by Richa Mehta
By Richa Mehta
“There are those of us who learn to live completely in the moment. For such people the past vanishes and the future...
