Memoirs of a Nisha
Nisha Modya home for us to nerd out about our writing and reading life
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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My September and October in Writing and Reading
Well, it looks like I’m just doing these every two months now, and I actually like this cadence.
I also want to hear from you! Let me know in the comments what YOU have been writing and reading over the last couple of months.
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I finished my first draft!
Last week, I finally finished my first draft of my memoir. I honestly can’t believe it.
I celebrated with Taco Bell and a mani/pedi — so basic, I know, but hey, it’s what I wanted!
I decided to write this memoir just a little over two yea...
My July and August in Writing and Reading
I was barely home in July, and I started a job in early August, so today’s post is a combo post!
As I get older (just had my solar return last week!), traveling and transitions feel like they take everything out of me—you too? Please comme...
I was going to write about why I got a job, but I'd rather tell you I want to become all the flowers
I started a whole post about how, five years ago, I left my 9-5 and how I’m starting a part-time job next week. But I changed my mind because now that I’m not in urgency to pay my bills, I prefer to use my energy to create.
That’s why I’m...
My June in Writing and Reading
Mother wounds are gnarly, and I’ve done a lot of work to tend to my own. Part of that work was choosing whether to relate to my mom (or not) as I learned to navigate the tension in our relationship. That’s why I’m co-facilitating Navigating...
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Memoir writer. Life coach. Certified Care Bear 💝 Brown girl carving her own path through the books that wreck her, the writing that heals her, and interrogating the systems that try to make her 🤎
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