Ask any writer about the process of getting their book published, and they will likely recount a tale fraught with all the emotions you experience in a typical Bollywood movie. Joy, elation, frustration, anger, hurt, rejection and then, if the movie has a happy ending — jubilation. Anoop Judge is a writer, published author, former …
Riding a Second Wave as a Successful Author with Anoop Judge Read More »
As I sit down to write this article for what might be the third time, it dawns on me that I’m engaging in the exact behavior I’m writing about. “This article is great! This article sucks and I can’t believe you would ever consider publishing such drivel. You call yourself a writer, you should really …
Lean-In and Burnout — Elizabeth Su on Perfectionism in Corporate Women Read More »
Books have held an unassailable seat as one of our most beloved forms of media for centuries. No matter the disruptions in technology, since the invention of the printing press, books remain one of our most cherished ways to tell stories, capture character and pass down history. But before a book lands on our bookshelf, …
Literary Tastemaker Carly Watters Talks About the Business of Books Read More »
The shoe that fits one person pinches another; there is no recipe for living that suits all cases. Carl Jung Catherine Eaton’s directorial debut, The Sounding is now available on digital platforms and what a stunning debut it is. An indie gem, the film has been making its rounds on the festival circuit, where it …
Strong women are not villains. Aparna of Indian Matchmaking talks unfavorable edits and the vilification of women in media. She’s on your screens and in your memes. She’s polarized the internet and sparked debate. I’m talking about Aparna Shewakramani, the breakout star of the Netflix series Indian Matchmaking whose quippy one liners have become some …
Netflix Has Met its Match with Aparna of Indian Matchmaking Read More »
Lene Andersen’s words are beautiful, lyrical and full of flair. She is a born writer, a scribe who delivers power and impact with just a few words. When you read her blog The Seated View, you want to know more. You want to sit across from her on a patio, on a languid summer day, …
