Arushi Raj's Blog - Posts Tagged "romance"
Continuation of my Writing Experiments but this time in Poetry Format
One of the perks of self-publishing is that I get to publish whatever crazy idea I have come up with. After "BlogBooks" on K-pop, my latest experiment is a poetry art collection. It's literally what it sounds like. There are poems and artworks that represents them. It's like children's picture books but in poetry format and for adults.
VIBGYOR: A Poetry-Art Collection On The Seven Facets of Humanity
The poems are categorized into seven sections. The titular emotion of each section corresponds to the seven colours of the rainbow. Each section has seven poems and their representative artworks. Together they create a journey through life, death and everything in between.
You can read it for FREE via Kindle Unlimited or purchase it on Amazon. Here's the link: getbook.at/VIBGYOR
VIBGYOR: A Poetry-Art Collection On The Seven Facets of Humanity
The poems are categorized into seven sections. The titular emotion of each section corresponds to the seven colours of the rainbow. Each section has seven poems and their representative artworks. Together they create a journey through life, death and everything in between.
You can read it for FREE via Kindle Unlimited or purchase it on Amazon. Here's the link: getbook.at/VIBGYOR
Writing a Novella for the First Time
So I just published my first novella Lost Boy: The Cost of Intimacy and it was a completely new experience than writing nonfiction.
Toughest part for me was definitely the dialogues. Making sure my characters have their own unique voices, keeping the pace, and making them sound natural. It was all so new and slightly overwhelming.
Though I have just published the book, I have already received some amazing feedback, which I am planning to use for my next novels. I would love to hear what you all think. If you are interested, here's the link: mybook.to/LostBoy
Toughest part for me was definitely the dialogues. Making sure my characters have their own unique voices, keeping the pace, and making them sound natural. It was all so new and slightly overwhelming.
Though I have just published the book, I have already received some amazing feedback, which I am planning to use for my next novels. I would love to hear what you all think. If you are interested, here's the link: mybook.to/LostBoy
