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Hina Loves To Read

Hina Loves To Read Nothing new there. But because I started ‘Lair Of A Wordsmith’ basically to share what I write. Be it stories or poems. There have been instances when I shared some book reviews here as well but … Continue reading

The Blue Door

“You should be doing your homework, not staring at it.” Her father’s stern dictate had Salma come out of her reverie and look around. Her father sat in his plush arm chair holding a newspaper in both his hands. It … Continue reading

Who Will Be The Jelly Bean King? by Maryam Mirza

Many who read, try their hand at writing and many succeed at this art. One of those who succeeded is Ms Maryam Mirza. I met Maryam in my book club. It is called Bookay. Amidst conversations, she mentioned this children’s … Continue reading

Suicide

Suicide is a social stigma. A decision that is never lightly made. One random day, I had a dreamthat I committed suicide. And the following is what happened once I woke up. Filed under: Poetry Tagged: Choice, Choices, Cry, Crying, … Continue reading

Water In The Glass

Taking chances is always a risk and I am, by nature, a person who overthinks. And yet, I have been known to take risks. sometimes, I have failed spectacularly while others have brought success beyond my imagination. Likewise, love is … Continue reading

A Mirror For Me

To thank I friend for being always there for me, I decided to write something for him. I tried and tried, but nothing made sense. Then one day, all of a sudden, a compulsion to write happened. Grabbing a pen … Continue reading

Do You Take This Daddy? by Katie Meyer

Molly Post is the happy go lucky sort of girl of the small beautiful town. She has dreams and has priorities but it takes one heart broken man to put a damper to all that. But should it be called … Continue reading

New Phone for the New Year

This post is a couple of weeks late but here it is nonetheless. On December 26th, 2015,Infinix Mobility had arranged an event to introduce their newInfinix NOTE 2 LTE. The event was fun with quizzes and all the technical information … Continue reading

A Valentine for the Veterinarian by Katie Meyer

Dr Cassie Marshall is a the town vet with an adorable baby at her side. Since her ass of an ex she had remained clear of the path of love because it is not just her she has to think … Continue reading

Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard

A five-star book for me. My friends had a lot of good things to say about this book. And not just my friends but many a people out there that I come into contact electronically. The cover image was intriguing … Continue reading