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WIIFF 2018 Commences With a Bang
Well, the city is looking forward to Days 2 and 3 with higher hopes and anticipation after this amazing start. See you at the festival!
Looking For The Light by Arunima
This romanticization of the ‘troubled genius’ is something we need to let go of. No, it’s not okay to suffer – it doesn’t look cool. You’re not supposed to suffer to make good art. In fact, the clearer your mind, the better the art.
Singapore Brought Me Closer to My Heroes – How ‘Marvel’ous Is That?
“There was an idea to bring together a group of remarkable people… To see if we could become something more. So when they needed us, we could fight the battles that they never could…”
Enter Today – Get Featured and Win Exciting Hampers
Guidelines To Enter- Age – No bar Genre – No bar Language – Hindi/English Minimum word count : Blogs – 400; Poems – 10 lines (No Nano tales Accepted) Entries must be entirely the work of the entrant and by submitting […]
“All Glory Comes From Daring to Begin”- The Bond of Books
When you are 21 and your first book (Nascent Wings) has just come out, the line between reality and dreams seem blurry. You hold that author’s proof in your hand, look at it and wonder if it is real. Meanwhile, fate is not […]
An Afternoon with Lang Leav Changed My Life
I have had my share of sheroes growing up. It began with the likes of J.K Rowling and Enid Blyton as I gradually moved on to reading classics by Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte. When it came to poetry, I found solace […]
NASCENT WINGS
I feel an instant urge, To fly and to submerge, Above the sky, and into the sea, Pave my own golden destiny “God helps them, who help themselves” Everyone around since childhood yells Today, at 20 I realise It’s not just a […]
Love, Sex and Gaali! The Chetanisation of Indian Writing
India has been known for its rich art and culture since time immemorial. Our nation is the Mother of literary pioneers, such as Nobel Prize winner Rabindranath Tagore, magical creator of the Malgudi Days R.K Narayan, Booker laureate Salman Rushdie and Padmabhushan […]
Dear J.K Rowling, I owe you my sanity. I was 9 when I held the first Harry Potter book in my hands. It was the very first edition of “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone”. I don’t quite remember who bought me […]
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