Four to Fatal...

Hmm...It's my fourth attempt in writing an article for a magazine. I had to go over all my blogs to see which category I should choose and which ones look above the average kinds atleast. Hard to choose...u know? The first three times my attempt was fatal resulting in no selection. So I am not expecting anything resulting in a big bash in my fourth attempt. In all these 'try-try' writings, I don't understand one thing - There may be loads of articles coming to the Editorial board and they may have certain selection criteria; When they select/don't select an article, I would say it's good to provide a feedback. If not, I won't know why mine is not selected at all. Providing a feedback would motivate the writer and make him/her realise the technical snags of it. That's my opinion. Let me see if my attempt bashes or crashes this time :)

On 'I Peek @'

Not only I peek @ these blogs, but also I love reading them. Being an avid reader of these blogs, I just want to cite about these people/their blogs(writing) here.

Dan Lyon's - Peak of Parody. That's what I can say if I have to, in one line
Paddu's - A Tech geek who can talk about anything
Murali's - Man with a gifted voice
Jo's - Variety is his equipment
Saranya's - Simplicity is her genre
Hawkeye's - Realistic and his writing nature can make stomach splits ;)
Chinmayi's - Straight from the heart..no boundaries
Nilaraseegan's - His name has it...who can make beautiful kavidhaigal
MV's - Hailing from the same place of mine, this man has got clarity in his thoughts
Ram's - Keys in his hands and dhwani to your years...
PR's - Passionate to be different and mostly resides in his fictional world
Seth's - Lexicon of Marketing..Gives new dimensions to the Biz world
GK's - An Entrepreneur and a guru to most of the aspiring Entrepreneurs

If I had to choose my top 3 out of it, I would go for these...
1. MV's - "Clarity is Power" and there he is!!!
2. Chinmayi's - "Being what you are!" defines this lady
3. Murali's - Sometimes he sounds like KJY and sometimes like SPB but his voice says it all...

Way to go and keep blogging!

Nxg

I am quite late in writing about Nxg although I have been reading the columns of Nxg in 'The Hindu's website for months. I appreciate the young authors who are contributing to the Nxg columns. The way they write is sensible. If I were given a pen and paper and ask to write those columns, I would end up in simply thinking. Their writing is natural and they do have different columns which is good. Young people tend to have fresh ideas and that's how Nxg is born.

I salute Nxg and its young authors and wish that they emerge as the best of the best.

Nxg, they make it happen here:
http://www.go-nxg.com/