At regular interval the character is going to discuss his life with a therapist or she’s going to write letter or diary entry but she’s going to rise above the meat and-potato reality of physical world. — Chuck Palahniuk There are scenes written to let you glimpse into the mind…

“Wind extinguishes a candle and energizes fire. Likewise with randomness, uncertainty, chaos; you want to use them, not hide from them. You want to be the fire and wish for the wind.” What is Antifragile

A small business idea can become a huge money-maker in the future. Just like that, what seems like an insignificantly small problem now can eventually destroy your whole life. The thing is, LIFE IS UNCERTAIN, we don’t know what’ll happen in the future. Like the famous saying of Lord Krishna…

What if you wake up one day and lose something that is probably the most important thing in your life? It could be your family, lover, best friend, car, money, job/business, dog, cat, some secret super power or it could be even your desire to live life. A big loss…

Sometimes you just don’t have time or energy to carve out a detailed relationship between two characters or maybe you just don’t want to do so much effort and be lazy like me, but at the same time write compelling story that people will believe in. Whatever your reasons are…

1. Recycle Your Objects This means introducing and concealing the same object throughout the story. Each time it reappears. The object carries a new stronger meaning. Each reappearance marks an evolution in the characters. Example: Diamond ring in Nora Ephron’s — Heartburn The diamond ring gets mugged from the narrator, then police found it…