Writing as a Sadhana
When I tell people that I’m a writer, they inevitably ask if I am published and where they can read my work. Until very recently, I had not been published,… Read more Writing as a Sadhana →
Muggulu as a Mantra
Ever since my grandmother introduced me to muggulu when I was 12, I’ve been fascinated with drawing these designs. Though I’ve never been able to draw the intricate connect the… Read more Muggulu as a Mantra →
Women’s March PGH – Building Bridges Stronger Than Hate
Since 2017, the Women’s March on Washington has united women in America to advocate for rights and raise awareness of issues affecting women. This year, I was fortunate enough to… Read more Women’s March PGH – Building Bridges Stronger Than Hate →
Review: Invisible Traces
Invisible Traces by Sarina Dahlan is an imaginative and poignant tale contained in a brief and beautiful moment that fully conveys the grandeur of love between two people. It begins with an all too familiar question, “Will you remember me?” Set in a futuristic world, Sarina Dahlan’s world-building is masterful as if it were a gentle brush stroke and her writing is evocative of the subtlest emotions that envelope us in the smallest of moments. Goodreads Link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/43389151-invisible-traces
Reading Challenge – 2019
Reading and writing are a form of meditation for me. They help me understand myself and improve my life. As a writer, my reading affects my writing. As a person, my… Read more Reading Challenge – 2019 →
Nanowrimo: the Habit of Writing
Nanowrimo or National Novel Writing Month is a writing program in which participants write 1667 words daily for the 30 days of November for a total of 50K words, which… Read more Nanowrimo: the Habit of Writing →
In Defense of Audiobooks
Oral and Multimedia Storytelling Storytelling and information gathering isn’t limited to just reading printed words. Oral storytelling was the first form of storytelling before written history. Many of the ancient… Read more In Defense of Audiobooks →
Mom Doesn’t Know Which Yogurt Container In Fridge Actually Contains Yogurt
Originally posted on Fuss Class News:
QUEENS, NY – An area-wide investigation was launched Tuesday evening when local mom, Shanti Gupta, opened her refrigerator door to find the yogurt dabba…
Love Your Library
Just a list of reasons why people love public libraries: Books. They have thousands of free books for those who can’t afford to buy 50 books per year. DVDs, because… Read more Love Your Library →
Sravani Writes 