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Age of Mechs – Fiction Writing Blog #1 It is 4th of Feb even the clock shows 8:47pm. I have finished my word shift from 8am to 5:30 pm I have had my food and packed lunch. It’s time to write. After ages I am writing on a proper desk. The London skies are already dark and rainy. I start with a few words; I use the fifteen min clock so that I can take a break and for five minutes later. I think about Veeral and what is he going to do halfway into the story. I am at… Read more: Age of Mechs – My Book Writing Logs - Case Study – Platinum Wave Automotive
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Show, Don’t Tell: Mastering the Art of Compelling Fiction Writing. The “show, don’t tell” technique is a powerful tool for writing fiction that transforms ordinary narratives into extraordinary experiences. By understanding how to write believable characters and create immersive storytelling, writers can elevate their craft and engage readers more deeply. Understanding Show, Not Tell At its core, show, not Tell is about creating vivid, sensory-rich narratives that pull readers into the story’s heart. Instead of simply stating facts, writers use descriptive language, actions, and emotions to bring characters and scenes to life. Why Show Not Tell Emotions Matter Writing interesting… Read more: Show, Don’t Tell: Mastering the Art of Compelling Fiction Writing - Fall
So what if all the leaves have left me? I will still stand tall full of pride, The cold winds blow past me Mocking me of my fallen foliage. I just need to rest for some time Ruminate on the cold wintery night, Come February I will blossom again My yellow leaves freshly sprouting gain. Ups and downs are a cyclical pattern There’s no constant state in existence, For if nature’s stocks can fall down Doesn’t man also deserve downtime? - In Search Of Oasis.
Keshav and Dalbir rode their horses in the arid desert, Badaal and Babloo. Badaal, the white horse looked handsome and muscular; it was the most pleasing horse in Rajasthan Keshav borrowed from the king of the state. Babloo was a black-coloured, robust horse with a white freckle around his neck. The king lent them the horses to find a proper trade route across the Thar Desert in the central western part of India. They trotted across the orange dunes; the sun was high in altitude. Mirages were forming in the distance as the sun glistened on the ground. Keshav was… Read more: In Search Of Oasis.
