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Monthly Archives: December 2018
What the Year Brought
As I step into another year, I look back at the top 3 things 2018 brought for me: Versification I once said that I don’t often versify. That all changed in 2018. I wrote not one or two, but more … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Writing
Shades of Yellow
That tiny promise Of the first gleaming Sun. From behind everything Through the horizon. That rising king to the throne. Changing hues of Orange From amber to blonde From bumblebee to corn. That Tuscany artwork Of embroidered ochre borders And … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Movie in Review: Kedarnath
Long story short, success is a team’s effort. And, so is Kedarnath, a story inspired by real-life events. Kedarnath is an account of those few occasions that make us realize how tiny and powerless we are in comparison to the might of nature. Not all is lost, though: amidst the sludge full of dirt, debris, and dead bodies, it is the memories, faith, and Kedarnath temple that continue to stay tall. Forever. Continue reading
Contribution to STC India Annual Conference 2018
I transform complex
technical information into
some simple, usable chunks
of actionable items. I help
people do wonderful things. Continue reading
What I Look for in a Story?
Delight lies at the crossroads of the seeker’s past or present: at a previously recited story (or tradition) that connects common threads. Continue reading
Posted in Creative Writing
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