Ayesha S.

There's nothing so fulfilling as writing a sentence that manages to stay on the page. Something that I have tried to achieve since my pre teens, when my love for books morphed into the need to tell stories, as opposed to simply reading them. I have to credit all those writers - Austen, Dickens, Du Maurier (to name a few), who created such vividly compelling worlds, that I had little choice but to pick up a pen of my own. And since then, I have strived to tell stories as masterfully as they did. Whether I'm writing an article, a blurb, an academic essay or a piece of creative fiction, I attack them all with the same mind set - how can I make this piece as interesting and as honest as possible. I write about ideas that I'm excited by, - projects that inspire creativity and freedom. And if I'm bidding on your job, it's because it has got my creative juices flowing.