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As a new writer, I dreamed of hordes of readers. Reality hit when only a spammer joined my newsletter. It stung, showing how hard it is to find real readers. Yet I oddly welcomed even the spammer. They proved someone noticed my work, reminding me how precious any attention is starting out.
Dad and Abu would spar with each other. Although, I don’t remember the exact words, they wouldn’t be speaking to one another like a mother and son should. To me, it seemed like they were slashing each other not with words but with swords, not minding how deep the cuts were.
She lay on the bed with a broken arm, now splinted. It was bone mets. Unruly tissue from her breast, that had found its way to the humerus, gnawing on the bone from the inside making it weak enough that it snapped into two, when trying to prop herself up on bed.
In Mumbai's bustling streets, writers Ravi and Priya debate over chai. Priya believes in authentic storytelling, while Ravi stresses audience appeal. Their discussion mirrors a writer's age-old challenge in India: balancing personal passion with the diverse tapestry of reader preferences.
Your personal experiences are goldmines for writing. Even 'ordinary' moments craft authentic tales. Great stories often have humble starts. Embrace your life's tales and let them guide your writing. Ready to start?