Waiting for magic, magic in the eyes, magic that flies across skies. Magic, because it’s improbable next to impossible. Magic, because it’s implausible every piece breakable. More than ever magic, because it is not fixable. Magic that seems to have travelled circumference, but to the center indifferent. Magic for it makes everything solvable, believable. Magic,…
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Meera Goes to Hogwarts: Chapter Seven
Been a while, so you might have to recap: Chapter One, Chapter Two, Chapter Three, Chapter Four, Chapter Five and Chapter Six. Meera quickly recovered to give a boost to Hogwarts’ Quidditch team, but they still couldn’t win the trophy. She looked a little lost every now and there. She hadn’t told anyone her secret,…
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Why I Read
Reading is magic.
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The Magic Spell To Conversations
It pains me to know that while I was ardently taught the art of oration for years and years in school and university, the art of conversation was left way behind. Perhaps it was the omnipresence of the action, the idea that we conversed every day that made it too mundane to be considered a…
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Re-creators of the Magic
I was halfway through Haruki Murakami’s South of the Border, West of the Sun when a thought suddenly struck me. Murakami is a master storyteller and I have been awestruck by the scale of how he imagines great patterns in simple lives. His first person narrative is haunting. It feels all too real. But this…
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Meera Goes to Hogwarts: Chapter Four
Refresh your memory with Chapter One, Two and Three. It had already been six months since the first time Meera came to realize that she was a witch. She missed home dearly, especially her sister. Hogwarts was sealed with magic so there was no way she could use muggle devises like smart phones. Thanks to…
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The Wordcastle 