Tales and yarns are but an extension of our world. They are an escape from reality, and symbolise our fears and hopes. We pour ourselves into the stories we tell and write, and it is through stories we often speak to others. This blog is a celebration of all stories that I have the fortune to cross, and a bit of obsessive analysis of my own self through these tales. These pages also serve as a writing pad for my own musings - poems, short stories, and the like.
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Friday, August 28, 2015
Tale Share: Purely Fictional by Arundhati
Have you ever tried to bring a world from your imagination
into the real world? Or tried to capture the world around you in a canvas of
words, in a manner so perfect that even blind could see? It has been my
lifelong dream to be able to do that. Arundhati Bhardwaj, a friend of mine by
happen-stance and a film-maker-in-making by trade (yes, I wrote it that way
deliberately, shush), managed to do just the same with her small anecdotal
fiction pieces. I am impressed, and it's time for you to be the same. Read on.
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Thursday, August 27, 2015
Tale Share: I Was 4 When My Bhai Found “Cancer” In Me And Removed It From Between My Legs Every Night
For every one of these gutting tales that we hear about, there are several that never see the light of day. Statistics tell us that less that 30% of these cases ever get reported, but who knows how many children never even tell their parents? Statistics also shows that most perpetrators of child sexual abuse are those known to the victim, close relatives - an uncle, a brother...
This article was first published at Akkar Bakkar. Read on.
Monday, August 24, 2015
Musings: Walking the Cross-Cultural Tight Rope
This is to be the first of hopefully many pieces of my Office Diaries section. I suppose it is an effort to convince myself I am one of the evil minions now - part of multiple despised guilds, including but not restricted to 'office goers' and 'working class'. Office life, as it is, is often about moderation. You want to be appropriate. Except when you end up doing that too much, to your own detriment. Read on to know how.
Monday, August 17, 2015
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