My Mammama (maternal grandmother in Konkani) was a one of a kind woman. The first thing that needs to be said about her is that we shared a birthday (26 June). Somehow, that made her my role model and someone I had to look up to in my eyes. Later on, after we moved back… Continue reading To Mammama…
Ever since I was a little child, I’ve been visiting Bangalore every year. During the summer vacations, I would love to come to the city where the weather was always bloody brilliant and the atmosphere was supremely lazy and yet comforting – like a warm blanket or a cocoon of sorts. One month would never… Continue reading Bangalore Days…
So another challenge completed for BWW (Bangalore Writers Workshop). This could either just languish here on my blog or actually be narrated on a radio station here in Bangalore but we will have to find. Until then, enjoy! WRITING CHALLENGE: Indigo 91.9 has this new show on air called Pillow Talk. The premise of the… Continue reading FICTION: The First Hi
I don’t get much time nowadays to just sit down and write for fun but when I saw this Writing Challenge on the Bangalore Writers Workshop community website, it was just the prompt I needed to get back into the fiction-writing groove. So hope you enjoy it! WRITING CHALLENGE: Write a letter in the voice of… Continue reading FICTION: The grass is greener
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