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THE WAY I GIGGLED WHEN I READ THIS CYRUS THE MAN THAT U ARE

God, you're so beautiful ... even when you lie to me.

Tahereh Mafi - these infinite threads

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I am rereading The infernal devices AND WHY IS SOPHIDEON SO UNDER APPRECIATED?! GOD DAMN GIDEON'S GROVELING?!HIS PROPOSAL TO SOPHIE ?! GABRIEL'S "NICELY DONE BROTHER" WHEN SOPHIE FOUND OUT GIDEON HID THE SCONES UNDER THE BED?!(Sorry this was so hilarious not to include)

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Just write something

When you first sit down to write, the hardest task you will face is actually starting.

To get yourself over this first hurdle, don't overthink it. Just write something. Literally anything.

Words on the page is sometimes all you need to get started.

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The first story will always be an important and precious part of a writer because it's the one which started it all .The first story which we hand pick from our imaginations and give them life no matter how " bad" or "cringey" it is.

But one thing which surprised me the most is that the first muse which I wanted to write as a story. Is actually the opposite of my actual personality ?!

Like as a reader I always prefered and loved reading books with happily ever afters and sunshine and happiness and romance of teenagers around my age.

BUT GUESS WHAT

My short story is about a 29 yr old single mother coping with the grief of his husband's death who was the only who has ever made her felt loved and try to raise her child single handedly

HELLO I've never read books or consume any sort of media with grief or melancholy SO I DIDN'T KNOW WHERE I GOT THIS IDEA FROM? THIS IS SO WEIRD TO ME

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Underrated af Hindu deities that DESERVE recognition:

1. Pratyangira: Goddess of magical spells.

2. Narasimhi: Goddess of magical spells and black magic.

3. Aranyani: Goddess of forests.

4. Yami: Goddess of death and sister of Yama.

5. Pushan: God of marriage, travelling, roads and feeding cattle.

6. Varuni: Goddess of wine.

7. Kamakhya: Goddess of desire.

8. Ratri: Goddess of night.

9. Nasatya and Dasra (Ashwins): Twin gods of medicine.

10. Annapurna: Goddess of food and nourishment.

11. Shakambhari: Goddess of vegetation.

12. Mariamman: Goddess of rain.

13. Shitala: Goddess of cold and disease.

14. Dhata: God of health and magic.

15. Vishwakarma: God of architecture.

16. Skanda: God of war.

17. Shani: God of karma and justice.

18. Manasa: Goddess of snakes and fertility.

19. Kubera: God of wealth.

20. Nidra: Goddess of sleep.

21. Chamunda: Goddess of war, famine and fear.

22. Akhilandeshwari: The Cosmic Egg, she who is never not broken, Goddess of brokenness.

23. Dhumavati: The Widow Goddess.

24. Chitragupta: God of justice.

25. Murugun: God of war, victory and knowledge.

26. Jyestha: Goddess of laziness and elder sister of Lakshmi.

27. Alakshmi: Goddess of misfortune and twin sister of Lakshmi.

28. Amsha and Vivasan: Solar deities.

29. Dantakali: Goddess of teeth.

30. Himavat: God of the Himalayas.

31. Samudra: God of seas and oceans.

32. Dyaus: God of sky.

33. Tapati: Sun Goddess.

34. Rohini: Moon Goddess and one of the Nakshatra deities.

35. Pramatha: God of ghosts...? (sources unclear)

36. Shachi: Goddess of jealousy.

37. Jara: Goddess of old age and daughter of death.

38. Mara: Goddess of death.

39. Chhaya: Goddess of shadows.

40. Ushas: Goddess of dawn.

41. Sanjna/Sandhya: Goddess of dusk, clouds and chastity, sister of Kama.

42: Bhramari: Goddess of bees.

43: Bankamundi: Goddess of hunting and fertility.

44: Bhadra: God of hunting.

45. Rundas: God of hunting and fortune.

46. Vasanta: God of spring and flowers.

47. Savitr: Solar deity, mostly of sunsets and sunrises. Also god of motion.

48. Anila: God of cosmic elements.

49. Danu: Goddess of (primordial) waters.

50. Revanta: God of hunting, horses and warriors.

51. Bahuchara: Goddess of chastity and fertility.

52. Rati: Goddess of love, desire and passion.

53: Kanyakumari: Goddess of chastity.

54. Nirrti: Goddess of death, decay and sorrow.

55: Kotravai: Goddess of war and victory.

56: Vac: Goddess of speech.

57: Sarama: Attendent goddess of dogs (not that sure)

58: Karni: Goddess of power, victory and mice.

59. Asvajayu: Goddess of fortune, joy, good luck and happiness.

60. Dhisana: Goddess of prosperity.

61. Mohini: Goddess of enchantment.

62. Lajja Gauri: Goddess of abundance, fertility and sexuality.

63. Shashthi: Goddess of vegetation and reproduction (also benefactor and protector of children).

64. Anumati: Moon goddess of spirituality.

65. Poleramma: Goddess of plague and smallpox.

66. Phul: Goddess of disease.

67. Santoshi: Goddess of satisfaction.

68. Tara: Goddess of felicity and optimism (she is different from Tara, who is a Mahavidya, a tantric form of Parvati).

69. Oladevi: Goddess of cholera.

70. Apam Napat: God of water.

71. Bhaga: God of wealth.

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Have you ever felt the overwhelming urge to write something? But don't know what to write ? Because multiple emotions and thoughts are attacking you at once that you feel like 🤯 Or am I just weird?

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Random prompt after seeing a butter knife lying around in my house

"One more step I'll stab you in the face " I said pointing my knife at him. His gaze dropped to the knife and my pathetic hold on it and smirked.

" Do you really think you can murder me with a butter knife , honey? " He asked stepping closer.

"Even if that was not a blunt knife you are not murdering anyone with that lousy form. "He looked at me with a teasing grin.

"One thing you forgot was that , a knife could be used in more ways than one " I said slamming the hilt of my knife at his temple before he could react.

"How I love it when men underestimate me " I said dusting my hands before walking away.

#writing #writerblr # desiblr #prompts #imagines #enemiestolovers #books #desi #writerthings #wri

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This is giving true crime documentaries where the main lead strands in the middle of the road in a lonely street only to find shelter in a creepy ass house and is now stuck in an endless time loop and everything happens topsy turvy lol

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I feel extremely unmotivated to write absolutely anything lately. Its not like I have been writing for years this is probably my first time even trying to start writing as a hobby but I feel so bad and frustrated that my writing is not doing justice to the idea in my head. So thank you so much for this���️

You are awesome. You are loved. You are a writer, no matter how little you've written and how much you've had to take out in editing.

Don't listen to the bad voices

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Heyo guyss

So I'm back with a new book rec slash review!!

Do you like a book with

Enemies to lovers with dual pov 😏

I have to kill you but I fell for you troupe

Cool magic system

Badass and strong female lead?

I got yall covered

The song of wraith and ruin and The Psalm of storm and silence is a duology written by Roseanne A. Brown is a West African folklore inspired High fantasy

Summary

During the festival of Solstasia a comet festival which happens once every fifty years Malik along with his sisters Leila and Nadia sets off to the capital city of Ziran to start a new life however after series of mishaps and magic involved Nadia would be kidnapped who would be saved only if Malik kills the princess of Ziran - Karina. Coping her way after her sister's death Karina was the daughter of ( insert name) All she did in her life was run away from reality. Things turns upside down during the festival when Assasin's starts attacking the palace and suddenly being the queen of the country which she never thought she has to be anytime soon happens Karina is absolutely ready to do anything absolutely anything to bring back her mother from the dead even if she has to use magic which defies the balance of the universe. Will Karina actually succeed? Will Malik murder her before that ? Will they ignore the sparks flying between them and finish what they started? Guess you have to read to find out 😉!

My Review

As someone who knew nothing about African Tales and Mythology this was definitely a breath of fresh air for me! And the world building was easy to understand too.. And what I appreciate so much in this book is the characters. The author was not afraid to break the gender stereotypes. Especially the male character Malik was anxious , Extremely introverted and I saw much of myself in him I loved how she wrote about matters mental health and trauma in an extremely realistic way . As for Karina I loved how she was potrayed with so much swagger and boldness. And I really Loved the LGBT rep too ❤️

All in all the character building was good but however I felt the book was a bit... stretched out to be honest. And the character building between other characters was not good enough making it a bit boring

In conclusion I'll give it a solid ⭐⭐⭐ stars

Sorry for the long ass post lol 😭

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Hi Everyone!!

This is my first time posting here 💃🏻

I'm gonna post here about my book reviews and recs and random book rants because no one I know likes to read 😩

If others then comment down your favourite genre!!☺️