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Anjali Enjeti commented on the blog post 'Unpublished Writers: Just a Few Days Left and It’s Only Offered Every Two Years!'
Secrets of the Sari Chest
Somewhere in the atmosphere between Hyderabad, India, and Atlanta, Georgia, the newspaper securing Shiva’s four arms unravels, exposing him to the residue of shaving cream, the sticky outside of children’s…
Anjali Enjeti commented on the group 'Publishing Industry News'
I know, right? R.I.P Borders. Thanks for the memories.
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Hi Anjali, thanks for adding me!
Anjali Enjeti commented on the group 'Literary Fiction Writers'
Hi everyone,
A few months ago, I started writing my first novel. (I usually write essays.) It's been a fun, frustrating, exciting and tedious journey. I'm chronicling my journey on my blog (blog post titles are named by the number page…
Anjali Enjeti commented on the group 'Your First Novel'
Hi everyone,
A few months ago, I got over my fear of writing fiction and started my first novel. I've been blogging about it as I go-- each blog post title is the number of page I'm on! So far I'm up to page 76. I'm hoping…
Your First Novel
Are you in the process of writing your first novel? Share the ups and downs of your narrative journey!
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Anjali Enjeti commented on the group 'Mother Writer!'
Hi Everyone,
I've spent the past few months taking the plunge and writing my first novel. I'm chronicling my progress on my blog. Posts are titled by the number page I'm on. I'm up to page 76 (woo hoo). It's been fun so far…
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Anjali Enjeti commented on the group 'Mother Writer!'
I read that too, Meg. I posted quotes from it on my blog I thought it was so funny!
Anjali Enjeti commented on the group 'Essay Writing'
Love it, Katy! Congrats!
E Victoria Flynn left a comment for Anjali Enjeti
Anjali,
I just read "Beadwork" and it is absolutely stunning. Thank you!
Anjali Enjeti commented on the group 'Essay Writing'
Happy New Year, Essay-Writers!
I have a new essay up at r.k.vr.y. about my miscarriages, and my relationship with my mother. I'd love some feedback if any of you have a chance to read it!
Anjali Enjeti commented on the group 'Mother Writer!'
Hi Ladies,
I have an essay up at r.kv.r.y. today about miscarriage, and my relationship with my mother. I'd love some feedback from anyone who has a chance to read it!
Thanks so much. And Happy New Year!
Anjali Enjeti commented on the group 'Essay Writing'
Hi Meg,
I write an essay with a lesson in mind. No a lesson for others, but a lesson for myself. Oftentimes, the lesson changes. I think I learned one thing from an experience, but really I've learned something else entirely. That's the…
Anjali Enjeti commented on the group 'Mother Writer!'
Great post, Michelle. I love it!
Profile Information
- Who I am:
- www.shestartedit.wordpress.com
shestartedit
- Books I've written, anthologies I've contributed to, and any scripts or plays I've authored:
- Call Me Okaasan: Adventures in Multicultural Mothering, edited by Suzanne Kamata
- Media outlets that I currently write for:
- skirt! magazine website
- My writing is:
- Fiction, Memoir, Blog Posts
- Outlets where I review books, TV, or film:
- Yes
- Services I offer to other writers:
- No
- My professional associations:
- Atlanta Writers Club
Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 5:24pm on July 13, 2011,
Laura Page said… - Hi Anjali, thanks for adding me!
- At 10:19pm on January 3, 2011,
E Victoria Flynn said… Anjali,
I just read "Beadwork" and it is absolutely stunning. Thank you!
- At 11:48am on September 13, 2010,
Meryl Jaffe said… - Hi Anjali. I just visited your blog and tried to leave the comment below but for some reason it did not post. So, here it is (although I will try again).
I love this! I am also not a crying parent. My daughter went to college and at the convocation there was a ceremony followed by the new students walking through an arch, leaving their parents. Upperclassmen stood with boxes of tissues for crying parents. I felt like the dad in the old Staples commercial who shops through the aisles kicking up his heels as he shops with his (forlorn) kids for school supplies. Enjoy - it passes all too quickly.
I write a blog about school related topics. I hope you check it out and leave some comments.
All the best,
Meryl
www.departingthetext.blogspot.com
- At 6:23pm on August 21, 2010,
Tania Zaverta Chance said…
- At 2:51pm on March 4, 2010,
Minal Bopaiah said…
- Anjali,
Thanks for adding me as a friend and joining my new group for Indian writers! I'm excited to hook up with other Indian/South Asian writers, so please pass my info along to your friends!
Best,
Minal
- At 11:16pm on February 16, 2010,
Pamela Mahoney Tsigdinos said… - Thanks, Anjali. Appreciate the kind works...
- At 12:46pm on January 13, 2010,
Meg Waite Clayton said… - >You new book sounds great! And exactly what I need to read at this moment. Can't wait to get my hands on it.
Thanks, Anjali!
- At 9:11am on January 9, 2010,
Victoria Zackheim said… - Happy to talk to you. Could you please contact me through my website, so we can do this via email? www.victoriazackheim.com
- At 5:01pm on January 5, 2010,
Svetlana Bykovec said… - Welcome Anjali to the Kids Lit group. Pop in and say "allo"
Svett :-)
- At 7:01pm on December 29, 2009,
E Victoria Flynn said…
- Hi Anjali,
Thanks for the friend add. I'm glad to have you. Sounds like you're very busy with 3 little girls! I have 2 girls ages 3 and 20 mo. and my hands are full. Hats off to you.
-Victoria
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Jeannette LeSure commented on the blog post 'I could only write my memoir…After my mother had died'
My father's death opened the closet of horrible memories and I began to write "ugly" as I called it then. I began to reach for some honesty in my writing as I went through three years of frequent flashbacks--not of HIM, but of another…
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Jeannette LeSure commented on the blog post 'How to Write Memoir? 1. Forget Writing Prompts and Exercises 2. Stake Out Your Territory'
While I agree that we can get carried away and even use prompts and exercises as effective avoidance techniques to tell ourselves, well, we ARE writing something, I found two books and a couple of classes to be enormously helpful in getting me going…
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