If you are looking for a full bio, find out more about me and my other blogs.
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Gaizabonts: words that haven’t found a meaning or a place in life. Or about a life that is finding a place through words desperate to make meaning.
An ‘about’ page is a blog’s main identity. When posts don’t make sense, people generally head to the About Page — in the hope of capturing the essence of the writer and the contents of a blog.
This is the personal blog of Atul Sabnis, since September 2006, here on WordPress, after having been on Blogspot since December 2001.
Yet, a blog’s and a writer’s identity can only be found in the posts — the evolution and regression of thoughts is evident only in the posts — available for you to make (and give) meaning.
That’s me in that photo; my photos aren’t all that bad — only when I try to take my own.
About Pages evolve, I guess, as the blog and the writer evolves.
I love a conversation, so if you’d like to start one (or provoke one based on a post) I’d love that. I always reply to comments, except of course, when they are obviously spam or obviously stupid. (Isn’t it the same?)
There is more to this blog than any about page can tell. Trust this statement as it comes from some one following most of your blogs for almost 3 years now.
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Thank you!
I agree. Interimn justice has been served (which of course negates your comment above). I didnt like the 2nd version of my about page, anyways!
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It’s pleasing to know that there are thinkers in my country keeping the great language alive. Even I’m a published Hindi poet. To catch a glimpse of my work, visit- http://souravroy.com/poems/
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