Spotlight: Rightfully Wrong Wrongfully Right by Varsha Dixit

#askvarsha contest Ask Author Varsha Dixit a question on your blog and she will answer you in her own unique way. Watch out this space for more. Only the best questions will be selected. My Question for #askvarsha is.. If you are co-authoring a book with a debut author, what guidance will you pass on in terms of writing and marketing? RIGHTFULLY WRONG, WRONGFULLY RIGHT by Varsha Dixit Blurb Love is in the air again…this...

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Assassin

All he had was three things: A dragon tattoo, a black spectacle, a silver trinklet. All she had was two things: Moustache, Checkered shirt The music was loud and the lights were dim. The dance floor was occupied and cramped for space.  She was sitting on the bar stool, at the bar, sipping her drink while her eyes kept scanning for two things. He entered the pub and stood silently at one of the corners, his eyes scanning...

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Suspicion

Source She had left a couple of text messages and a seducing voice note for him a couple of hours earlier. He had not replied to any of those, just like the past few times, adding to her rising suspicion of having an extra marital affair. She paced around like a woman on a mission, possessed.  After almost six hours since she had sent the messages, the door bell rang. The key-hole showed it is him. She gathered herself,...

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Valor

The flight departed from Heathrow airport. Once everyone had settled in, reading, sleeping or watching movies, he quickly started working on the plan. They had to act first. He gave a nod to his fellow partners to meet at the galley for a quick last minute briefing. They dispersed off quickly, one towards business class, one towards the economy class and the remaining one towards the tail. Two minutes later, right when the minute hand...

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Connivance

She occupied the front row seat, right in the center, from where things can be captured easily. Amidst exchange of cheek kissing, jealous smiles and attitude throwing celebs, she stood out as a famous fashion designer. The lights faded off and all the focus was on the show. One by one, the models burned the floor with their stunning looks, showcasing the spring summer collection. It was time for the showstopper to showcase...

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A Stinging Lesson

Both of them were dancing to the choreographer’s steps. Suddenly, her eyes widened which was not captured on the screen. A thunderous roar followed the claps, as the director screamed ‘cut’. Both continued looking into each other’s eyes as if something was brewing between them. The crew members, the director and each and everyone present of the set was in a bit of a puzzle as there was no news of the two ‘going on’ in the market. Suddenly...

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On Impulse

She lit her cigarette, took quick puffs and let herself fall on the sofa while streams of anger kept rolling down her eyes. A pool of blood lay in the middle of the room. A loud chortle reverberated in the room as she replayed the video footage of him trying to force upon a struggling actress. Cutting off her chortle, she roared, ‘The bastard deserved it’, as she viewed the image of his boyfriend for one last time. Source This...

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Book Review- Aerogramme and other Poems by Nivedita N

About the author- Nivedita N, a Hyderabadi has taken the yatra called poerty in 2007. He journey along with walks with poetry books include conversations with her muses over cups of chai or sitting near the Hussain Sagar Lake and a rendezvous with thehistorical figures. She currently resides in Milwaukee where she meets her muses over Caramel Coffee during Spring and Fall and hiberantes...

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At Half Time 2016

Half year is still left for the 2016 to come to an end and the first half has just gone by. Over the years of my blogging journey, I have never used it as a means to do some rant over any subject, but for the first time I feel compelled to do so.  Many of us go through life's trials and tribulations, setbacks and try working on them and bring lives back to normalcy, back to how it used to be. My life is going through something of that...

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Book Review: Human Being by Karan Shah

About the author- Karan Shah is a corporate lawyer and a freelance writer. A poet at heart, all his writings have a beautiful rhythm and rhyme, even the most prosaic ones. Co-editor of the college magazine, scribble is his blog where he makes the arguments he usually can’t make in Court. If not seen arguing at either of the places, often trekking and travelling, exploring new places.He is from a small valley...

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Book Review- Got Me For Life by Chandni Moudgil

About the author- Chandni Moudgil is a working mother trying to attain the nonexistent professional and personal balance. She took up blogging as a means to build her life in the third dimension. As she marches on to create something that she terms as ‘Digital identity’,she’s found her first book along the journey. Open to criticism or conversations albeit over coffee, you can find her tweeting...

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Book Blitz: The Secret Of God's Son by Usha Narayanan

BOOK BLITZ THE SECRET OF GOD'S SON by Usha Narayanan Blurb With this cruel curse on Krishna, Queen Gandhari plunges mankind into the unspeakable evil of the Kali Yuga.  It is up to Pradyumna to try and reverse the dire prediction. To journey into terrifying realms, confront Yama and Shiva, and to vanquish the Kali demon. In order to do so, he must shed all that holds a mortal back—his arrogance, his fears, his...

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