Bring Out Your Inner Storyteller — 10 Quotes That Will Break Your Myths About Storytelling.

Imagine how amazing it is for us to craft a story and others get raptured into our imaginary world of tales?The most powerful way to articulate our lives is by writing a…

7 novels inspired by random occurrences

You may sift through your mind for a spark, toil into the early hours of the morning, just for inspiration to write. But sometimes, inspiration hides in the things you don’t notice. Like the high heels you wore last night, or the newspaper boats sailing in the…

Let’s chat with Maithri Warrier

Maithri is a writer, story teller and an idea spinner. Her stories are known for their twists in the end. She is also a content writer at our official TaleHunt blog.

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Mobile phone, did you let us rot? — Junk in a drawer

“Hello Mr. Walkman, years since we met, how are you?” the Digicam asked as a walkman was deposited next to him.

“I’m alright, a little tired you know,” Mr Walkman wheezed out.

The monster disguised as a writer’s block

There you are, in the middle of a thick jungle. The wilderness weighs on the paths before you like a blanket. You walk, cautious but steady, focussing right on the landing ahead.

Grammar Nazi phobia

‘Your a nice girl,’ he texted.

‘You’re*’ she texted back.

‘Huh?’ he said.

‘Goodbye,’ she said and blocked him.

Grammar Nazi- A person who believes proper grammar…

A word after a word after a word is power

In the year 1909, Okhil Chandra Sen alighted from a long distance train at Ahmedpur station to excrete (‘make dung’ in his words). The guard, not knowing this, gave the green signal, leaving an enraged Sen behind as the train rolled out.

Free writing- The gateway to new ideas

Have you slept with your blanket over your head?

It’s warm at first, comforting. You feel safe and happy. But after a point of time it stinks. You breathe the same air over and over, making the inside of your blanket as hot as a…

#FlashFictionSolstice

June 22nd is on its way. While one half of the earth prepares to bid farewell to the sun, the other half gets ready to welcome him with open arms.

Solstice is the day when sun ‘stands still’ at its highest point or its lowest point from the equator. It is a day of…