Writing Goals – Asha Seth

By: Asha Seth June 16, 2020July 10, 2020

Writing Inspirationadvice for new writers, Advice for writers, Advice on writing, Amwriting, art of writing, Authors on writing, bloggers on writing, Blogging for Book Reviews, Blogging for Quotes, Blogging tips, blogs on writing, Books on writing, Creative Writing, hindi poetry writing, how to build a writing habit, how to write, How to write book reviews, indian writers, life of a writer, On Writing, on writing by stephen king, piece of writing, Poem Writing, Poetry-writing, Quotes on writing, Short story writers, Story writing, tips on writing, top indian bloggers, top indian blogs, top indian book blogs, top indian writing blogs, Travel writing, when a writer bleeds, Why do you write, Wordpress Writers, Writer, Writer's block, writer's life, Writers and authors, writers on reading, Writers on Wordpress, Writers on Writing, Writers Resources, Writerscreed, writerslife, Writing, Writing advice, Writing and Blogging, Writing at dawn, Writing Block, writing blocks, Writing blogs, Writing challenges, Writing Discipline, writing exercise, Writing Exercises, Writing Goals, Writing habits, Writing Inspiration, Writing Life, Writing Motivation, Writing prompt, writing prompts, Writing Quotes, writing resolutions, writing rules, Writing Simple, Writing Style, Writing Styles, writing table, Writing Tips, Writing tricks4 Comments

Rejections are tough. But they are more difficult when you’re a writer. Because with every rejection, sometimes, comes a dose of dejection that gradually eats you. And it’s hard to think of the way forward.It is astonishing when you think about the number of writers who give up with every rejection. But it is important…

By: Asha Seth June 6, 2020July 10, 2020

Writing InspirationAdvice on writing, Amwriting, art of writing, Authors on writing, badbookthief, badbookthief reviews, badbookthiefpoetry, badbookthieftravels, Blogging for Quotes, Blogging tips, Books on writing, books to read on writing, Creative Writing, hindi poetry writing, how to be a successful writer, how to build a writing habit, how to write, Jorge Luis Borges, On Writing, on writing by stephen king, piece of writing, Poem Writing, Poetry-writing, Quotes on writing, quotes on writing habits, Story writing, top indian bloggers, top indian blogs, top indian book blogs, top indian book reviewers, top indian poetry blogs, top indian poets, top indian writing blogs, Travel writing, Writers and authors, writers on reading, writers on the habit of writing, Writers on Wordpress, Writers on Writing, Writing, Writing advice, Writing and Blogging, Writing Block, writing blocks, Writing blogs, Writing challenges, Writing Discipline, writing exercise, Writing Exercises, Writing Goals, Writing habits, Writing Inspiration, Writing Life, Writing Motivation, Writing prompt, writing prompts, Writing Quotes, writing quotes from famous authors, writing resolutions, writing rules, Writing Simple, Writing Style, Writing Styles, writing table, Writing Tips, Writing tricks3 Comments

Pain or pleasure, makes us better. Each of our experiences makes us a better artist. And that is more than a sufficient reason to believe that whatever happens, happens for good, to teach us something, to leave lessons with us, that is our own, and only ours. These experiences should be harnessed to power up…

Writing Inspiration #43

By: Asha Seth May 18, 2020May 21, 2020

Writing Inspirationadvice for new writers, Advice for writers, Advice on writing, Amwriting, art of writing, author quotes about writing, Authors on writing, badbookthief, badbookthief reviews, best quotes about writing, Book Reviews, Books on writing, booktube, Creative Writing, creative writing quotes, ernest hemingway quotes about writing, fiction writing quotes, great quotes about writing, How to write good, importance of reading, indian book bloggers, indian book blogs, indian booktubers, indian poetry bloggers, indian poetry blogs, indian travel bloggers, indian vloggers, indian writers, indian youtubers, inspirational writing quotes, life of a writer, mark twain quotes about writing, Monday Motivation, MondayMotivation, motivational writing quotes, On Writing, on writing by stephen king, piece of writing, Poem Writing, quotes about reading and writing, quotes about writing, quotes about writing fiction, quotes about writing process, quotes on inspiration for writing, Quotes on writing, Quotes on writing a book, quotes on writing books, quotes on writing by authors, quotes on writing by writers, quotes on writing goals, quotes on writing goodreads, quotes on writing skills, reading for writing, Short story writers, stephen king quotes on writing, Story writing, top indian blogs, top indian book blogs, top indian book reviewers, top indian poetry blogs, top indian poets, top indian writing blogs, top poetry blogs, Travel writing, when a writer bleeds, Why do you write, why should you read, Wordpress Writers, Writers, Writers and authors, writers on reading, Writers on Wordpress, Writers on Writing, Writers Resources, Writerscreed, writerslife, Writing advice, Writing and Blogging, Writing Block, writing blocks, Writing blogs, Writing challenges, Writing Discipline, writing exercise, Writing Exercises, Writing Goals, Writing habits, Writing Inspiration, writing inspiration quotes, Writing Life, Writing Motivation, Writing prompt, writing prompts, Writing Quotes, writing resolutions, writing rules, Writing Simple, Writing Style, Writing Styles, Writing Tips, Writing tricks, writingcommunity, writng tips5 Comments

Well, this isn’t the first time an author has tried to emphasise on the importance of reading for writing a book. Most writers read a good deal before even starting to pen down their ultimate novel. I wouldn’t know how to write if I hadn’t taken inspiration from the books written by authors successful today.…

Janet Hulstrand on Good and Bad Writing

By: Asha Seth February 26, 2020September 14, 2020

Writing Inspirationadvice for new writers, Advice for writers, Advice on writing, Amwriting, Authors on writing, badbookthief, badbookthief reviews, Bloggers on wordpress, Blogging for Book Reviews, book bloggers on wordpress, book vloggers, book vloggers in india, booktube, Creative Writing, indian booktubers, indian writers, janet hulstrand, life of a writer, On Writing, Quotes on writing, top indian blogs, top indian book blogs, top indian book reviewers, top indian poetry blogs, top indian writing blogs, Writers and authors, Writers on Wordpress, Writers on Writing, Writers Resources, writerslife, Writing, Writing advice, Writing and Blogging, Writing at dawn, Writing Block, writing blocks, Writing blogs, Writing challenges, Writing Discipline, writing exercise, Writing Exercises, Writing Goals, Writing habits, Writing Inspiration, Writing Life, Writing Motivation, Writing prompt, writing prompts, Writing Quotes, writing resolutions, writing rules, Writing Simple, Writing Style, Writing Styles, Writing Tips, Writing tricks5 Comments

As writers, we are always concerned about one thing – is the writing good enough? Should I change this or modify that? Should I remove this or add that? These thoughts plague every writer’s mind and one is never at ease, no matter how good a piece of work is produced. While it isn’t wrong…

5 Tested Tricks on How to Write Consistently

By: Asha Seth February 21, 2020October 6, 2020

On WritingAdvice for writers, Advice on writing, blogging life, blogging resolutions, Blogging rules, Blogging Schedule, Blogging tips, how to be a good writer, how to build a writing habit, how to write, how to write better, how to write consistently, how to write daily, indian book bloggers, indian vloggers, indian writers, indian youtubers, On Writing, Short story writers, tips for new writers, top indian blogs, top indian book blogs, top indian book reviewers, top indian poetry blogs, top indian writing blogs, what a writer needs, when a writer bleeds, Why do you write, Wordpress Writers, Writer's block, writer's life, Writers, Writers and authors, Writers on Wordpress, Writers on Writing, Writers Resources, Writerscreed, writerslife, Writing, Writing advice, Writing Block, writing blocks, Writing blogs, Writing challenges, Writing Discipline, writing exercise, Writing Exercises, Writing Goals, writing habit, Writing habits, Writing Inspiration, Writing Motivation, Writing prompt, writing prompts, Writing Quotes, writing resolutions, writing rules, Writing Styles, Writing Tips13 Comments

So, you’re a writer? Then what we are about to discuss is too damn relevant for you to ignore. Today we are going to talk about writing habits and how to keep writing consistently. As a writer, what are you writing goals? Do you write daily or weekly? Are you one of those writers who…

Writing Inspiration #39

By: Asha Seth January 18, 2020April 16, 2020

Writing InspirationAdvice for writers, badbookthief, book blogs, book blogs on wordpress, book review blogs, Book Reviews, indian bloggers, indian book bloggers, indian book blogs, indian book reviewers, indian poetry bloggers, indian poetry blogs, indian writers, Indian-Authors, On Writing, Quotes on writing, top indian blogs, top indian book blogs, top indian poetry blogs, Wordpress Blogs, Wordpress Writers, Writers and authors, Writers on Wordpress, Writers on Writing, Writers Resources, Writerscreed, writerslife, Writing, Writing advice, Writing and Blogging, Writing Block, writing blocks, Writing blogs, Writing challenges, writing exercise, Writing Exercises, Writing Goals, Writing habits, Writing Inspiration, Writing Life, Writing prompt, writing prompts, Writing Quotes, writing resolutions, writing rules, Writing Style, Writing Tips, Writing tricks12 Comments

This particular advice I have read from almost all the legendary writers I admire. And that is – when you sit down to write, sit devoid of rules and regulations, sit without grammar and punctuations, without erasers and cutters. Just pour your heart out. Let it all come out tumbling down on paper, freeing your…

Writing Inspiration #38

By: Asha Seth January 9, 2020April 16, 2020

Writing InspirationAdvice for writers, Authors on writing, badbookthief, Creative Writing, indian bloggers, indian writers, Indian-Authors, On Writing, Poetry-writing, Quotes on writing, Short story writers, top indian blogs, top writing blogs, Wordpress Writers, Writer's block, Writers and authors, Writers on Wordpress, Writers on Writing, Writers Resources, Writerscreed, writerslife, Writing, Writing advice, Writing and Blogging, Writing Block, writing blocks, Writing blogs, writing blogs on wordpress, Writing challenges, Writing Discipline, writing exercise, Writing Exercises, Writing Goals, Writing habits, Writing Inspiration, Writing Life, Writing Motivation, Writing prompt, Writing Quotes, writing resolutions, writing rules, Writing Tips9 Comments

When a thought hits us, when we are yet ruminating over it, and giving it shape, imparting it life, is when it is the most fertile. You can do with it, whatever you feel like. Tend it like you desire and it will grow just that way. Abandoning it in a corner of the brain…

Writing Inspiration #30

Perhaps, the golden rule of all things writing is this. Word upon word, you build that castle and then wander around in it leisurely, wallowing in the sweet fruits of your hard work and revel in the abundance of satisfaction. On those bad days, just remind yourself this – you’ve got just one word to…

A Brief Hiatus

By: Asha Seth May 3, 2018January 11, 2022

Tender TidingsBlogging, blogs, Break from Writing, Hindi Poetry, Writer's block, Writers, Writing, Writing Goals, Writing Life, Writing Plans54 Comments

**Disclaimer** This is only for those who really care to read about the author’s unplanned break from blogging. ************************************************************************************* Dear reader, I have been away, for quite some time. Yes, I should have left you a note, like a quick post it or something, letting you know that I won’t be around. And trust me,…

What’s a Writing Style?

By: Asha Seth January 19, 2017March 14, 2023

On Writingbloggers, books, Habits, On Writing, reading, writer's life, Writers, Writing, Writing advice, Writing Discipline, Writing Goals, Writing Inspiration, Writing Styles120 Comments

Let me tell you something. As a kid, I wasn’t particularly fussy, but yet someone with peculiar tastes. God bless my mother, how she put up with my myriad moods is a mystery to me. It was many years later that I was going to learn about Wilde’s popular and my mantra for life –…