This is a retelling of the Ramayana by a Bengali poet named Chandravati. She lived in the 16th century, and re-wrote the epic to distract herself from heartache. Her retelling focuses on Sita's perspective, the horrors of war, and compassion between women that crosses battle lines. It survives to this day in the oral tradition.
Power, Purpose, and Historical Fiction — Meet Sam Foster
What does it mean to write #historicalfiction that’s both deeply researched and boldly personal?
In this new episode of Audio Signals #podcast on ITSPmagazine, I sit down with #author Sam Foster to talk about the creative process behind Thy Mother Is A Lioness, his newest work exploring powerful women in #Renaissance Italy and the hidden strength passed through generations.
We talked about:
#Writing from experience vs. researching the unknown
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Welcome to Fabulous! The origin of this world story is a metallic bear character created for an iPhone augmented reality experience in 2018. The metallic bear character looked like 1950s and 1960s squarish, rectangular robots. What was really interesting about the metallic bear was how the bear was programmed to respond to the proximity sensor in iPhone.
This story is based on the same tale type as Snow White, except it is a lot more adventurous and elaborate. And it features positive representation of adoption, which I was especially happy about!
Are we not struggling the same with the voices inside our heads. It's our chosen way that may be different in facing it.
The day The Divine Ones embraced me was also the day They started to teach me to remember everything the right way.
One breath, dismantled all clutching doctrines ever taught. Another breath, created the new own mechanism of the mind that aligns in harmony with the heart...
Welcome to Worldstory Golden Throne Room. This world story originated as an iPhone augmented reality idea to memorialize cancer survivors. The idea was to have a designated location in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania where people could visit and share cancer survivor experiences.
The idea hatched when it was learned a woman had survived her sixth occurrence of cancer.