I really write dramatically, don’t I? I just realized how much of drama there is in my life. It’s crazy… we are just all drama queens. I was reading the inheritance of loss late last night and I just realized it somehow. I think it’s because of the Bollywood movies. The chilly in the curries. The Ekta Kapoor serials. I know I don’t really watch the latter but it does seep into my consciousness, bit by bit. And sometimes suddenly morphs into something so big, that the magnitude of the drama takes me by surprise. Even now, I’m trying to make this as masaledar and as namkeen as possible.
Life shouldn’t be like that. It should be simple, wholesome. No episodes, no arguments, with some central purpose. Something to devote your life to. A lifetime of complete and utter devotion to something, or someone. The thing is to just find that!
edit:: I just realised that most, if not all my posts begin with an 'I'. Does that make me an egoist?? THIS edit starts with an 'I'! Got to go check out what others start off with.
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Authors I like
- Ernest Hemingway-Though he makes me want to jump out of a window sometimes.
- Ken Kesey- one flew over the cuckoos nest
- Guy De Maupassant- comic, intense, depraved, romantic, deep, twisted. what more could you ask for?
- O. Henry.- love his twists at the end.
- Mark Twain
- P.G. Wodehouse- nothing gets me rofl faster.
- Oscar Wilde - love his twisted short stories, although i think the anecdotes about him are funnier. The insults are wicked.
- Gerald Durrell- I just read 'My Family and Other Animals' and I think it's hysterical. Plus, it has some really beautiful descriptions of nature. Gotta check out his series in westland.
- Saki
- Frederick Forsyth- No One blurs the line between fact and fiction so well.
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