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untold.

childhood Day1:

She wakes up from the evening nap she was taking. The mellow sun smiled down at her. Little did she know that maybe it was the sun’s mockery about what was to just happen.The phone rang. Her mom answered it. And strangely, today for the first time ever she saw her mom crying.

It was breakdown. 

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when you think out of the box

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nothing better

Not really a beer but still delicious. With Angels & Demons

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"I recognized this as an achievement that would soon be mine to brag about. This wasn’t love. This wasn’t a connection between two people.”

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that which is my lover now, my forgetting, my opiate, my oblivion 

― Audrey Niffenegger

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write like you are drunk!!!!

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“There is a place. Like no place on Earth. A land full of wonder, mystery, and danger!”

The Last Bookstore Los Angeles, California.

#mybucketlist

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It’s easy to write when you have the inertia and storm of life behind; you on the flight, anyone is a poet. Falling in love, falling out, falling in line or falling apart makes it easy to be creative. You watch the world passing by like Alice down the rabbit hole. Harder is the idea of sitting, and stirring up life when calm is on you. And if my experience serves as example, the key to consistently creating good art is finding the eye of the storm instead of being tossed around by it.

( thatlitsite)

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a CORRECTED BLUNDER !

I would cut the slack, and be straight like the hot blooded scorpion, although I ain't one! Nevertheless, I did expect Johnny to go down (well-not-in-literal-context).But strangely, Karan Bajaj did achieve to create an ALMOST ‘taut, gripping saga with the manic pace of an action film’ quoting Samrat Choudhury, Deputy Editor, Hindustan Times

The novel would have done good amidst the much despised, over-the-top,very predictable indian writings of all the wannabe Chetan Bhagats.It did good when Nikhil Arya was Nikhil Arya and took his almost impossible international journey; but we give it there to Mr.Bajaj (owing and considering the fact that it’s a work of fiction).Yes, it could have done good.It could have been an international best-seller had Nikhil not come to India.

But, just then Nikhil Arya becomes Johnny. And the most hilarious contradiction of the book is that how wonderfully it shows that a man like Nikhil-aka-Johnny, the once-upon-a-time Ivy League scholar with a promising future at NASA, becomes ‘a genocide survivor, then a Buddhist monk, a drug lord, a homeless accountant, a software mogul and a deadly game fighter’ who finally survives all of it, becomes tough in his worldly mayhem, gives up all his worldly desires and at last is bothered by a petty thing SUCH as his name?

But finally Bajaj realizes this blunder and we have Nikhil Arya back in the last pages. Mr Samrat Choudhury very wisely says that it does has the pace ’of an action film ‘and I am very sure he means a bollywood action film.The pages from the time when Nikhil helped escape Dayaram is Bollywood - hyped,revisited and re-made.And I’ll quote Nikhil here, when he was given the option to chose his last place ; India or Thailand or Vietnam, and he goes like ‘Only India. A poetic end to an unpoetic life.’ I would rather say it was a forceful end in the part of Bajaj. A thumps up for a Sajid Khan movie. They actually can make a Himmatwala part 2!!

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'Sometimes, when I think the things I remember are more real than the things I see'

and here i meet substance <3

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Writer, your job is to write even when shit explodes in your face.

as they say Merci pour le stylo ! Le papier et les pensées! <3

#thankyou #forthepen #thepaper #thethoughts