Tag: creative writing
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The World Beyond
This is the story I wrote for a competition years ago. Finally uploading it here. Enjoy! The last drops of rain fell on her face, and she slowly blinked her eyes open. The infinite sky above her was still dark, but far from her, the last rays of the sun were peeking through the clouds,…
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Curse of the Wolf King – Book Review
Curse of the Wolf King by Tessonja Odette is a cosy yet mysterious Beauty and the Beast retelling filled with slow-burn romance, enchanting wintery vibes, and compelling character growth. Though it starts off slowly, the story gains momentum and delivers heartfelt tension, a satisfying character arc—especially for the brooding Unseelie King—and an ending that truly…
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What the World Broke ~ A Poetry
In a dark room, a man reflects on the loss of a beautiful woman, feeling her presence in shadows. Tears well up as he remembers her despite the cruel world that failed to embrace her. He waits for hope, symbolized by a flower yet to bloom.
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My Writing Process as a Hybrid (Fanfiction) Writer: How I Create My Worlds and Characters
A behind-the-scenes look at my writing process as a hybrid fanfiction writer – from pen-and-paper planning and character creation to world building, creative flow, and how I thoughtfully use AI as a writing tool. This post dives into how my stories come together, one idea, one character, and one world at a time.
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Heart of the Raven Prince – Book Review
Heart of the Raven Prince by Tessonja Odette is a standalone fae fantasy romance novel and a captivating retelling of the classic fairy tale Cinderella. It features a slow-burn romance, a fake engagement, and plenty of witty banter between its main characters, Ember Montgomery and Prince Franco. I found Heart of the Raven Prince while…
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From One Fanfic to Another, Why We Keep Rewriting the Same Love Stories?
An intimate reflection on why fanfic writers rewrite the same love stories, again and again—soft endings, familiar characters, and emotional comfort.
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How Your Writing Style Shapes Your Story
Discover how your unique writing style—whether you’re a careful plotter, free-spirited pantser, or a flexible hybrid—shapes the stories you tell. From novels to short stories and articles, learn where each style shines and take a fun quiz to find your signature approach. Cozy up and dive into your writing adventure!
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A Murder in Dehradun – Book Review
A Murder in Dehradun by Siddharth Maheshwari is a gripping whodunit set in the misty hills of Dehradun. With layered characters, hidden clues, and unexpected twists, it’s a must-read for mystery lovers. Though it starts slow, the suspenseful plot makes it worth every page.
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Why Fanfiction Isn’t Inferior — It’s the Internet’s Most Honest Literature
Fanfiction often gets a bad rap as “not real writing,” but it’s just as valid as other forms. It lets fans connect with beloved characters, create emotional stories, and grow as writers without worrying about industry standards. Platforms like AO3 celebrate this community-driven approach, making writing about love and connection, not just metrics.
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Red, White, and Royal Blue – Book Review
Red, White and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston is a queer enemies-to-lovers romance about Alex Claremont Diaz and British prince Henry Fox. The story, told from Alex’s perspective, blends humor, drama, and political themes. While some characters annoy, the engaging writing and heartfelt emails make it a binge-worthy debut novel. Highly recommended.