A Vignette into Conditioning by Soulscribe Jyoti
She could never read him. His intentions were strange to her but his ego was not. They had a lot of differences. But one thing was common. The ritual of…
A Vignette into Conditioning ~ an introduction by Inderjit
Jyoti’s writing is episodic and devoid of a buildup that leads one gently to the scene of action. She believes in word economy and prefers to mince no words before…
Masks by Soul-scribe Jaspreet
One by one, trickle it down Put on your lipstick, spritz the perfume, plaster a smile Light. How do you share your light when you do not know who you…
Masks ~ an introduction by Inderjit
Jaspreet is a blogger and a book reviewer and her piece will resonate with many young readers. She raises pertinent questions any young woman would ask as she comes of…
Raindrops and Ma by Soul-scribe Arushi
“Don't play in the rain, Arushi!” “When will the rain stop, mama? I want to play in the garden.” She would smile and tell me to go and see whether…
The Dark Side of Light ~ an introduction by Inderjit
It is not the length of a piece of writing but the density and depth that matters. Anjleen’s pieces lead us to an often battled enemy, Darkness of thought with…
Varied Experiments With The Writerly Self by Soul-scribe Anjleen
Block Almost after ten days, I write. I wonder what stopped me. But I can see it is a block in my heart which makes my neck stiff, my breathing…
Varied Experiments With The Writerly Self ~ an introduction by Inderjit
‘Writing for the Soul with Inderjit’ explores connections invisible to us at the outset. Dr. Richa’s endearing bridge of understanding across generations leads us to Anjleen Uppal’s varied experiments with…
Heartprint by Soul-scribe Richa
HEARTPRINT She was sitting in the family room, somewhat relaxed after the night long wedding ceremony and the following farewell to the young bride. The cavalcade of cars carrying the…
Mantilla by Soul-Scribe Snigdha
~ Mantilla – The Boutique (Part-1) ~ It was a beautiful spring morning, warm enough to not be chilly, yet cold enough to need a shawl or light sweater. The…