Editing a manuscript is hard work. It is easier to write the first draft. Earlier, I would start editing immediately after I finished the draft. This time, however, I am following those authors who say that they let their work sit there for a while. So my chapters are taking a rest while my mind…Read more On Editing
"Have you ever loved yourself?" He asked her the simple question that she already knew the answer to. It was not easy to feel worthy of anyone's love - even her own. How could she imagine being loved when she hated the sight of herself? "I must be the fattest, ugliest person on earth," she…Read more A Lying Mirror
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I have been writing every day again. So if you follow me on Twitter, you'll know that the #amwriting hashtag is being used honestly... for now. Yes, that hashtag is tempting to use even when we writers choose to procrastinate. Book 7 is in progress and it's going to be a romance unlike the last…Read more Another Romance in the Making
Writing non fiction and writing fiction are two very different activities. When I was writing my non fiction book, there was lots of research to do. Facts need to be correct and verified. Information needs to be put together without seeming like a boring lecture. That's a challenge in itself. But when I started writing…Read more Dreams, Reality & Writing
Love is a strange thing. We want it. We try to hold onto it. Then we lose it - through death or another person's choice. But love is important. No, I'm not talking about just romantic love here. I mean all kinds of love, starting from the bond that we share with our parents to…Read more Thoughts on Love
It's no secret that social media encourages most people to compare their lives and success with that of others. It is also a well known fact that we writers have terrible insecurities no matter how well our careers are going at the moment. I've been a victim of these terrible thoughts, of course. Maybe one…Read more Overthinking Writers
