“So much the better—this was death. It was nothing; it was to cease to breathe. It was happiness, it was perfect happiness. They had now what they had always wanted to have, the union which had been impossible while they lived. Unconscious whether he thought the words or spoke them aloud, he said, “No twoContinue reading “Tête-à-tête: The Tumultuous Lives and Loves of Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre by Hazel Rowley”
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My Niece Sends Love
My biggest distraction for nanowrimo is this cute little bundle with an infectious laughter and a magnetic warm hug. Apart from her, there are a few other things that nanowrimo is doing to me. As I write, even I am surprised with the turns that my plot is taking. I am down to 23k wordsContinue reading “My Niece Sends Love”
Anne & Angelou
I have been reading Maya Angelou’s poetry for a long while now and I was too excited to dive myself into her complete collected poetry to not like it. Needless to say I am in awe, awe of the writer in her, awe of the poet, in awe of her womanhood, in complete awe ofContinue reading “Anne & Angelou”
Aesthetic Miradh 