Category: Books


For people looking for content and inspiration an obvious suggestion would be to write about their hobbies. However, the reason why it is not that obvious at all is because writing about hobbies may not be as easy as it seems.

So here are a few topics that I thought people can write about. Please substitute your hobby where ‘ornamental fish keeping‘ comes.

Topics:

  • Why ornamental fish keeping is your hobby. Maybe you can write how you started it. Keep the post short and simple with a picture or other visual
  • A good follow up post could be one about your current status with ornamental fish keeping and how it inspires you or whatever makes you tick
  • A post somewhere down the line can be about the origins of ornamental fish keeping in the world or maybe specific to India
  • If you have different varieties of ornamental fish keeping then you can talk about them in your next post, post pictures, videos etc.

And so on…

One of my hobbies being reading fiction novels from popular authors I could write posts about the following:

  • Why reading books is my hobby and how I started it when my mom gave me a book to keep me from disturbing her at the kitchen. I could elaborate on how I went on to disturb my mom for MORE books. She didn’t think through that I tell ya!
  • A good follow up post could be one about my current passions with reading books and how they inspire me, console me, help me with my vocabulary, learn the local cuisines and culture of different countries around the world, etc. And all of which, I promise, is true.
  • A post somewhere down the line I could write about the origins of reading books for pleasure started and how they became mainstream. Maybe I could talk about how authors evolved into different genres each suited to its own audience. For e.g. I love spy novels and thrillers involving secret agents or people running away from the Governments (am I repeating myself here… hehehe). I could elaborate on why. Hmmm…
  • I read three main types of novels – Thrillers, Science Fiction (if it is Isaac Asimov) and Horror (if it is Stephen King). So I could write about why I like those specific genres.
  • Then I could run a series of posts about all the different novels I have read and their authors and review them. That could keep me occupied for quite some time. Awesome!!!

I think I’ll implement this soon on this blog.

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The Double Shuffle

Another of James Hadley Chase’s novels. Funny and corny!

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Lay Her Among The Lilies

Another classic from James Hadley Chase.

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You’re Lonely When You’re Dead

“You are always alone, alive or dead” – New City Saying.

Cross posted on LemonWit.

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Twelve Chinks And A Woman

Is thirteensome a word?

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