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Writer's Block: How To Restart The Writer In You: A pink typewriter wallpaper

Writer’s Block

By Simran Ramsay

There’s many a piece on the pain of writer’s block. Here comes an astonishingly illustrative experience of it. And how to overcome it.

A photo copy of a postcard, denoting, here, a letter written to oneself before the pandemic: letter from time to come

Letter to: My Pre-Pandemic Self

By Neeti Adhia

For some, change occurs within the span of a single pandemic. Read this letter about advice given to one’s past-self through time.

The Aesthetic of a Battle Sword: April Issue: The Show Must Go On

The Show & The Goings-On

By Ekasmayi Naresh

A poem on raging storm and battle: transcending victories and losses, for even in death, the show must go on.

We Didn't Start The Fire Billy Joel: An April 2021 Recap of Global Affairs

We Didn’t Start The Fire: Feb. & Mar. 2021

By Krishna AdvaniPicture Source: Google Images Ee-ei-ee-ei-NO Do you believe that farmers, the men and women across the country, should be entitled to selling their produce where they get the highest rate of return? Do you think that these farmers have the right to sell their crops beyond the ‘mandis’ of their state and earn…

Diary Entries: Finding Passion

Diary Entry: Finding Passion

By Simran Ramsay

Some dreams go beyond sleep. Certain passion has fate written all over it. Read the road to this realization through a single day.

AJR: The Indie Pop Band: The Clique Album Review

Let Me Skip To The Good Part: The Click by AJR

By Harsheen Sethi

Some albums occupy a place in your heart like they were meant to call it their home. This review explains how AJR achieves that with theirs.

Yellow Daisies: Wallpaper and Aesthetic for Spring, The Season of Creation

creator, creation

By Vasundhara Singh

A poem on the season of creation: spring! Written using the word for ‘spring’ in multiple languages, and the poet’s interpretation of it.

Peach Aesthetic Wallpaper: Writing in a notebook with post-its, sweatshirts, spilling ardour.

Alive for the Ardour

By Ekasmayi Naresh

A poem about how ardour finds its way out in one way or the other. Sometimes it can even look like the ink in one’s journal.

Perusing for a Passion: A Mosaic of All Things We Love (Yellow, Sunrise) [Original Artwork:sunrise Detail from "Living 2007", a mural at Bryn Mawr and Lakeshore Drive, Edgewater, Chicago]

Perusing for a Passion

By Ekasmayi Naresh

This poem gazes at the poet herself as a mosaic: a combination of all the little passion-filled endeavours and affections that make her whole

A Valentine's Day Movie List: 12 Types of Movies for 12 Types of Viewers

12 Types of Movies for 12 Types of Viewers: Valentine’s Day!

By: theriptidemagazine February 13, 2021February 13, 2021

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By Rhea Sabherwal

Wondering which movie is JUST the one for you on Valentine’s Day? The Bollywood Addict has 12 recommendations based on your type.

We Didn't Start The Fire Billy Joel: An April 2021 Recap of Global Affairs

We Didn’t Start The Fire: January 2021

By Krishna Advani

The month at a glance so far from black lives matter, US Elections, world politics, sports and much more right here!

Doors: Hello & Goodbye: A photograph from matheran: end of the year

Hello and Goodbye

By: theriptidemagazine January 25, 2021January 27, 2021

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By Aastha Katyal Panth

Endings of stories and years bring with them a sense of closure. But when you’re the writer and the protagonist: do you get closure?