Posts Tagged: writing
Is ghostwriting ethical?
There are always two ways to view a situation or problem at hand. One, the easy way. The other is obviously the hard way. Let’s try and answer simple questions. Are you telling the truth?
How can writing regularly affect your mental health
Writing acts like an energy booster. Putting down everything that concerns you when you’re physically and psychologically fatigued may allow you to arrange your emotions and provide calm to your thoughts. Writing can help you
All about The Jaipur Literature Festival- Day 3
This is a contribution post by Anushree Saha The first two days at The Jaipur Literature Festival set the bar high for an equally enchanting Day 3! But we were not disappointed. Day 3 started with
All about the Jaipur Literature Festival 2023- Day 2
This is a contribution post by Anushree Saha Another day at the Jaipur Literature Festival, another memorable experience. Day 2 started off with the mesmerizing voice of award-winning vocalist Aditya Prakash. It was followed by Shashi
To make characters memorable, move away from research and create in isolation says award winning writer Richa S Mukherjee
Writing your own book requires a great deal of time, devotion, determination, and discipline. It also usually requires the writer’s ability to distinguish themselves from their own experience and knowledge of a specific subject in
8 book writing ideas you can begin right now
If you have not yet begun any writing projects because you’re concerned that doing so will require you to stay in seclusion and crank out page upon page of an unfinished manuscript, or perhaps you’ve
How to write fantasy series: Do’s and don’ts
If you are an aspiring writer then fantasy is no new game for you. Of course, everyone would have heard about The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, A Song of Ice and Fire, and
Poetry adds rhythmic beauty to words- Hearing from SpokenWordWithBlogchatter winners
G. K Chesterton said, “What the world wants, what the world is waiting for, is not Modern Poetry or Classical Poetry or Neo-Classical Poetry — but Good Poetry.” This couldn’t be truer. When we conducted
PCOS Facts vs Myths
One of the most prevalent endocrine disorders affecting women of reproductive age is polycystic ovary disease (PCOD), also known as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), which is said to afflict at least one in ten women
Writing for your mental health
The Pandemic brought much-needed attention to mental health. People are often concerned about their physical health that they usually take examinations at least once a year to make sure that there is no issue pertaining
