Between WIP Drafts
Ann Lilly JoseA weekly Substack on one writer’s journey to self. Writing updates, thoughts on what I’m reading, musings over late-night black tea, snippets, passages, and meditations on the slow, messy work of being a creative person. And more.
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In the pockets of time wasted
No matter how hustle-resistant you are, there comes a point in life when you feel like you’re wasting time. I’ve always felt like the idea of wasted time makes life feel like a chore, and yet, when your mental health falters and you notice...
Dancing to the music of words
Indeed, writing is primarily an intellectual labour of love. And yet, there exists such a thing as the writing muscle and, therefore, the editing muscle. This is a concept we used to touch on often in the revision workshop with Aditi Rao, w...
I want to write like nothing else matters
For a while now, I’ve been drowning in writer’s block, coupled with the worst case of impostor syndrome I’ve dealt with in a while and a general sense of mental unwellness that has been draining me day and night. But this week, all of that...
Renewing my license to delusion
Franz Kafka said, “By believing passionately in something that still does not exist, we create it.”
I was going through my Pinterest board of quotes by writers, collected over the years, when I stumbled upon this again. I must’ve saved it...
Finding literature in everyday in-betweens
The more time I spend with words, the more I am reminded not to take those moments for granted. To not underestimate the power they hold, to change the world forever, in simply complex ways. Like a butterfly effect in motion, every word I w...
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Poet, literary fiction writer, lyricist, songwriter, and beyond. From Keralam, India.
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