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Not All Writers Were Born Writers — And That’s Okay
Not every writer was born with a pen in hand, nor did every writer sit in a classroom to study writing theory. Some of us learned by living, by observing, by failing, and by writing messy first drafts that eventually became something worth sharing. I recently came across a literary agent’s post lamenting how “incompetent”…
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Can Humanity Ever Live Peacefully?
Pic source – Pixabay (Noname_13) I’ve been traveling a lot lately, which left me with little time to write. But as I sit here at the airport, a simple — perhaps even naïve — thought crossed my mind, and I felt compelled to put it into words. Watching people from so many different countries and…
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What Terry Fox Means to Me – A New Immigrant’s Perspective
Image source – Terry Fox Foundation As a new immigrant to Canada, adjusting to a new country, culture, and uncertain future is both exciting and overwhelming. In the midst of navigating economic challenges, job scarcity, and a world that often feels unwelcoming, I discovered a name that keeps coming up again and again—Terry Fox. At…
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Chasing Shadows – Audio Book
*****Exciting News***** Presenting the audiobook edition of Chasing Shadows! This fast-paced thriller—already a hit in eBook and paperback—has earned rave reviews from readers around the globe. Now, with gripping narration by J.D. Roberts and produced by Pitch Perfect Entertainment, the action comes alive like never before. https://www.pitchperfectpa.com/ Buckle up—Chasing Shadows is about to take you…
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The Paradox of Time: Writing in the Absence of Urgency
Pic source – Pixabay For the past almost two years—Sahiba will be two this October—I constantly complained about how raising a child consumed every moment of my day. I often found myself “stealing” time while she slept, snatching precious minutes to write. And yet, despite the exhaustion and the constant juggling of responsibilities, I managed…
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Welcome to the Bittersweet Life of a Parent
Pic source – Pixabay I was never prepared for the emotions that hit me today when I dropped my wife and daughter at the airport. We said our goodbyes, I wished them a safe flight, and I drove home thinking it would be just another day—quiet, maybe even peaceful. But the moment I stepped into…
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The Mirage of Facebook Book Promotion Groups – And the Way Forward for Indie Authors
Image source – Gemini In today’s self-publishing world, Facebook is flooded with thousands of book promotion groups claiming to offer visibility, readers, and even reviews for indie authors. On the surface, these groups seem like a goldmine—a place where writers can share their work with a targeted audience and build a community of readers. But…
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The Groovy Revolution
Indian Pop Music and Remixes of the 1990s Pic source – India today My wife and I often find ourselves longing for the magic of the 1990s — that unforgettable era of trendsetting music, bold fashion, and unapologetic fun. One of our favorite ways to relive it? A carefully curated, non-stop playlist of ’90s Indian pop and…
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My Unfiltered experience with Racism – From Every Corner
I write extensively about racism because I genuinely believe that, despite Canada’s self-proclaimed inclusive culture, racism remains the single greatest barrier to the country’s growth as a truly equitable society. And no, this isn’t one of those usual rants about how “everyone is against Indians.” Instead, this article puts everyone—not just Indian immigrants—on the hot…
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Chasing Shadows featured by Literoma…
Truly honored and humbled — Chasing Shadows has been featured and reviewed in Literoma Inc.’s international magazine, Culture Flash “What sets Dangi’s ‘Chasing Shadows’ apart is its moral core. Beneath the chase for gold lies a deeper, more sobering pursuit—the hunt for justice. In a world where many historical atrocities have been swept under the…