On How To Write. 

 

“To me, a short story is a conversation between writer and reader, since only the writer can speak, she must take care to respect the reader, to avoid telling him what to think, to say as little as possible and imply the rest with metaphor, ellipses, allusive dialogue, pauses.” ~ Edith Pearlman on Writing

Distraction – Micro Poetry by Rachana

Distraction – Micro Poetry by Rachana

Hi, thank you for reading my micro poems about a single, stolen glance that lodges itself deep in the heart, an obsession taking root and being forever caught in the savage pull of desire.   DISTRACTION when you called mea distraction,I laughed it off —I had no...

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Totally Reckless – Micro Poetry by Rachana

Totally Reckless – Micro Poetry by Rachana

Hi, thank you for reading my micro poems about desire, risks, and the attempts at being unforgettable.   I mightsend a photoI’ll regret tomorrow. you askedwhat I’m wearing —I can’t describethe nothing on.     I’m hereinventing our futures— all of them...

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Kryptonite – A Poem by Rachana

Kryptonite – A Poem by Rachana

“To burn with desire and keep quiet about it is the greatest punishment we can bring on ourselves,” Federico García Lorca once wrote. This poem explores a kryptonite-like allure that softens iron wills, the digital-age loneliness of glowing screens and unsent...

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