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writer s scratchpad archives learning and creativity silhouette stay tuned to our new posts and updates click to join us on whatsapp l n c learning creativity write for us advertise with us blue pencil support literature stories poems musings opinion english translations letter to myself during the days of corona morning meanderings morning meanderings season 2 morning meanderings season 3 morning meanderings season 4 poetry month special edition autism awareness poems special edition new year 2016 literature special the indomitable she art and verses rhythm divine collaborates with woman scream 2016 books book reviews interviews literary criticism bestsellers our publications friends forever chitrangada bindu s son tales of lord jagannath yellow strawberries writer s scratchpad resources for writers literature diy silhouette travel places to visit travel videos travelogue travel photographs kids teens creative writing art teen stories ghost stories by children from sharjah fun learning miscellaneous music product reviews learning tools women s world creativity in kitchen creative art holi special valentine s special christmas special children s day special diwali special durga puja special news events about about us our team our authors our donors literature stories poems musings opinion english translations letter to myself during the days of corona morning meanderings morning meanderings season 2 morning meanderings season 3 morning meanderings season 4 poetry month special edition autism awareness poems special edition new year 2016 literature special the indomitable she art and verses rhythm divine collaborates with woman scream 2016 books book reviews interviews literary criticism bestsellers our publications friends forever chitrangada bindu s son tales of lord jagannath yellow strawberries writer s scratchpad resources for writers literature diy silhouette travel places to visit travel videos travelogue travel photographs kids teens creative writing art teen stories ghost stories by children from sharjah fun learning miscellaneous music product reviews learning tools women s world creativity in kitchen creative art holi special valentine s special christmas special children s day special diwali special durga puja special news events about about us our team our authors our donors support lnc silhouette great reading for everyone supported by readers support home writer s scratchpad writer s scratchpad how to write an english ghazal this is a brief description on how to write or not write an english ghazal with its rules and regulations and do s and don ts how long form content survives in the age of the six second swipe why long form storytelling still matters in today s fast scroll world and how writers can craft depth relevance and meaning in the age of micro content from spark to story author ramendra kumar says there s a story idea hiding in everything from a random conversation on a bus to a social media post and for it to become a book you have to write what you love and love what you write says a story by harshikaa udasi in the hindu december 24 2019 how to write an english ghazal this is a brief description on how to write or not write an english ghazal with its rules and regulations and do s and don ts all about imagery for those who don t know the kinds of imagery used in poetry that there are more than the known five based on the five senses that you can use here is a brief kind of rule of the thumb with examples all from one poem which makes it fascinating the poem being john keats s ode to autumn writer s block myth or not santosh bakaya s tedx talks what exactly is writer s block and how can you overcome the syndrome killing your creative output dr santosh bakaya author of the bestselling ballad of bapu addresses this question in tedx talks and explains it is all in your mind a remarkable presentation exclusively intended for aspiring writers tyger tyger what matters is the soul and spirit of the tyger and not its brawn to blake an indepth study of the iconic poem by dr av koshy make your sales letter sell a 6 point checklist a smart business sales letter makes an impact where is the space to read a large sales letter embrace the change accept the challenge and be smart weave a ghost story contest here is a contest for the spirit lying dormant inside you lectures on literary criticism v italy and dante the contribution of italy and dante to literature and literary criticism cannot be negated literature is studied here from a eurocentric base a digression this article compares and uses sanskrit and dravidian indian literary criticism with grecian criticism on english texts with examples from india mixed in too classical criticism a peek into roman criticism roman criticism and poetry influenced great writers like james joyce and ezra pound and although not as reputed as the critiques of plato and aristotle continues to be a beacon for most masters of literature who look up to these critics for their precision of thought notes on literary criticism part iii in this essay on literary criticism dr ampat koshy analyses the words used in greek for their category of four loves it later became part of the western world view too through christianity notes on literary criticism part ii plato s opinion regarding a text was that it should be didactic it should instruct society but aristotle questioned plato s opinions he strongly affirmed that a text should be purely aesthetic therefore each critic constructs a different frame around the text notes on literary criticism by dr a v koshy the whole concept of literary criticism arises maybe out of a question on what basis do we judge a book text as being better than another book text is it subjective based on one s personal opinion or objective based on a set of parameters or both writing theory and the making of verse i prefer using simpler words like writing for literature making for creating verse for poetry and thinking for theory curating micro narratives the new creativity creators will not create original work but engage in curating already existing work to create originality indian english literature literary criticism and theory while speaking on the present scenario what one has to concentrate on is not tradition and the individual talent anymore or whether one s poems are a spontaneous overflow of emotions recollected in tranquility or not but something much deeper which is the philosophical question of what criticism should do today keralite writing in english ii why i respect the best keralite writing is because it often has this kind of a subversive edge in writers famous and unknown like o v vijayan poetry and keralite writing in english 1 the truth is kerala has always had like bengal orissa kashmir and many other parts of india an excellent crop of writers in english they excel in criticism and poetry mainly not to mention novel writing and short stories how to enjoy a poem taking the example of langston hughes harlem or a dream deferred we enjoy a poem by looking at its author the relevant biographical material the context the form and structure the figures of speech the musical devices the imagery the style and the content canons this column is called literature diy for a reason it suggests that teaching oneself for a lifetime is the best method of learning and excelling at the lonely art of reading thinking or analyzing or writing where there seem to be no rules building a story a short story is a bit like a giant jigsaw puzzle where each piece is put together by the writer and given as a complete whole to the reader creative writing how i improved my writing skills the only major difference is the experienced writer knows the correct mindset to adopt as opposed to the beginner choices before an aspiring writer write to please yourself and find as much pleasure as you can in the company of your work but don t try to draw others attention to your work they shall find nothing in your work to sustain their interest the open ended story in an open ended story or narrative the reader is left to draw her his conclusions from what is presented to her him metaphor a play in poetry metaphor is an ornament of poetry it lends to the word to which it gets associated clarity and exactitude the writer s perception of truth the ultimate purpose of every short story writer is to communicate an aspect of the truth of life writing short stories of all forms of literature the short story is perhaps the crest jewel of good writing it is not too long and therefore ends before one s attention is diverted to something else tools for the new writer agatha christie the famous writer of detective stories found that the best times for planning a book was while doing the dishes get our new posts by email please leave this field empty name email recent comments ramendra kumar on dear adi thanks a bunch archita for your hearwarming words so glad the story 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