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Category Archives: Writing

May 24, 2018
by Neelima
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Why Write? @ Link Wanderlust

What drives people to write in any year, any century, any time? In the U.S, 2017 was a landmark year of sorts and many writers and intellectuals were torn between their roles as citizens and their lives as artists. With … Continue reading →

Categories: Link Wanderlust, Writing | Tags: artist's dilemma | Permalink

January 18, 2018
by Neelima
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When a Doctor Writes @ Link Wanderlust

If you haven’t read Siddhartha Mukherjee, it would be a good idea to start. His writing makes the world of medicine and disease and death more accessible. An article by him about his writing day is going viral, I think, … Continue reading →

Categories: Link Wanderlust, Writing | Tags: Author, oncologist, Siddhartha Mukherjee | Permalink

October 13, 2017
by Neelima
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Visual Friday: 5 Tips to Finish your Novel

Categories: Comic Strip, Writing | Tags: novel, writing rituals | Permalink

Visual Friday: Write & Wrong – First Draft

October 6, 2017 by Neelima | 0 comments

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Categories: Comic Strip, Writing | Tags: first draft, rewriting | Permalink

Visual Friday: Write and Wrong – I Want to be a Writer Because…

June 9, 2017 by Neelima | 0 comments

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Categories: Comic Strip, Writing | Tags: Writer | Permalink

April 17, 2017
by Neelima
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W&P: NaPoWriMo 2017

April is National Poetry Writing Month, so instead of NaNoWriMo, you have NaPoWriMo. The idea is to write a poem every day throughout April. The NaPoWrMo website is the brainchild of Maureen Thorson, a poet who lives in Washington, DC.  She … Continue reading →

Categories: W&P, Writing | Tags: NaPoWriMo, Poetry, writing prompts | Permalink

April 10, 2017
by Neelima
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W&P: Writer as Seer

Some writers have an uncanny ability to tell the future. You might be familiar with  Jules Vernes’ prediction of the 1969 moon landing in his book From the Earth to the Moon, Arthur C. Clarke’s reference to digital media and satellite communications, … Continue reading →

Categories: W&P, Writing | Tags: Arthur C. Clarke, Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury, Stephen King | Permalink

March 20, 2017
by Neelima
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W&P: Writing Retreats

Every writer dreams of a place where s/he can sit and write a tome. Last week, we explored the idea of place and how important it is to writers. This week, we look at writing retreats and explore whether we … Continue reading →

Categories: W&P, Writing | Tags: Himalayas, Iceland, Paris, writing retreats | Permalink

March 13, 2017
by Neelima
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W&P: Where do you Write?

Where do you live? is a common question, but where do you write? It matters if you are a writer. If you google writer’s room or writer’s desk, you will get a whole array of cozy studies complete with writing … Continue reading →

Categories: W&P, Writing | Tags: Stephen King, Toni Morrison, writing desk, Writing space | Permalink

March 9, 2017
by Neelima
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Shyness and Saunders @ Link Wanderlust

Many writers are shy, so when I found a story on the timid, I couldn’t resist talking about it. “Sometimes,” Dr. Heimlich noted, bemoaning how easily human nature can become a threat to human life, “a victim of choking becomes … Continue reading →

Categories: Link Wanderlust, Writing | Tags: George Saunders, Heimlich manuevre, shyness | Permalink

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