Ask the Author: Karthik C
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Karthik C
Eons later, The Spirit of God moved upon the face of his long lost created waters. And God said, Let there be none: and there was darkness.
Karthik C
Creativity knows no bounds. Be persistent, persevere and progress.
Karthik C
Move around, exercise and read.
Karthik C
Writing is creating and creation is divine. There is a joy when you create characters out of thin air and infuse life to them where you are able to control reader's emotions through your characters. Writing acts a medium to take its readers away from their maudlin world and live the lives of make believe characters. Only a writer can be Jack of all trades and Master of all trades too.
Karthik C
Writing is creating and creation is divine. There is a joy when you create characters out of thin air and infuse life to them where you are able to control reader's emotions through your characters. Writing acts a medium to take its readers away from their maudlin world and live the lives of make believe characters. This inspires me a lot.
Karthik C
Current events are stranger than fiction. I just had to write something about all the intolerance and hatred and how it helped xenophobia to be seen as an acceptable behavior and how on the path of vengeance, one might actually lose his soul and become the very monster he is trying to defeat.
Karthik C
A myhto-historical epic where Old Gods and Fallen Kings guide mere mortals in avoiding annihilation all because of a fabled gem and an immortal soldier.
Karthik C
Just walk into Mordor to piss off Boromir.
Karthik C
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