Rubina Ramesh's Blog
April 10, 2024
An Author's Diary
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My journey as a writer has been tumultuous, marked by cycles of fervent writing and then, inevitably, periods of silence. There's a common belief that writing is a solitary endeavor, and I've found this to be undeniably true. Engaging in social activities often halts my writing process, which only resumes once I retreat to my quiet sanctuary.
Are you aware of any writers who manage to maintain an extensive social circle while still dedicating themselves to their craft? The adage of "burning the midnight oil" is not just a saying for many writers; it's a staple of our existence.
I recently published my latest work, "The Impossible Affair." A friend inquired about the meaning behind the title. It explores the concept of falling in love with someone vastly different from oneself. Is it possible for lovers to bridge their disparities?
I'm eager to hear your thoughts.
Farewell for now.
With love, Rubina
My journey as a writer has been tumultuous, marked by cycles of fervent writing and then, inevitably, periods of silence. There's a common belief that writing is a solitary endeavor, and I've found this to be undeniably true. Engaging in social activities often halts my writing process, which only resumes once I retreat to my quiet sanctuary.
Are you aware of any writers who manage to maintain an extensive social circle while still dedicating themselves to their craft? The adage of "burning the midnight oil" is not just a saying for many writers; it's a staple of our existence.
I recently published my latest work, "The Impossible Affair." A friend inquired about the meaning behind the title. It explores the concept of falling in love with someone vastly different from oneself. Is it possible for lovers to bridge their disparities?
I'm eager to hear your thoughts.
Farewell for now.
With love, Rubina
