Testamonials

“I heard the song and made everyone around me listen to it too! They loved it. Now about the March Issue – I loved the edit note it was so informative, well worded and personal at the same time.

The variety in the content amazed me, forgive the cliche but there is something for everyone in there. I loved the poems specially ‘The Journey of a Poem’. Snap! was also a good read. I liked the used of images & illustrations though they can be used in a far better and smarter way. A slight visual relief would really enhance the magazine say even a rule or box here & there. Perhaps the information that a poem is now a song could be in a bolder font!
The special feature was also nice. I found Vinita Nangia’s interview a misfit somehow both in terms of writing and choice of person.
I also went through all the previous covers and while I liked most of them I couldn’t really see a pattern there. A pattern say India inspired stuff (truck art and chai stall) helps one identify with the magazine. Perhaps you could think of bringing some kind of artistic consistency there.

In all, a pleasant read for anyone who wants a thought to stay with him/her. I’d say the magazine is not a mere collection of works but thoughts of people from all across that add so much depth to the issue.

That’s it for now! Look forward to your next issue.

Cheers”

“Dear Nikhil Sharda : I always look forward to your informative editor’s notes.I usually find editors notes boring in general because they are dry and always contain the expected.You put great effort into your editor’s notes. They are interesting and informative. Keep it up.Great effort!!”

“A very wonderfully crafted piece of writing. Enjoyed reading it. The language used and the feelings evoked are just breathtaking.”

I learnt about eFiction through a facebook post. I have read every poem, almost all stories and seen all the recent short movies. As a reader, it’s a relaxing and neat (I like the swank design and feel) place to visit. I usually save the movies for Saturdays. If I were to define my eFiction experience in more material terms, it’s like getting to visit and linger on in a luxury resort.

To begin with, I find myself fortunate having got an opportunity to be a part of eFiction workshop. It is, indeed, a great platform for all the newbie writers like me. It is grooming the writers, to be precise. I am very grateful to eFiction India for letting me be a part of this workshop as I did learn a lot during the process.A special mention about the extremely talented Deepti Razdan, who helped me edit my story and also, taught me how to minus the irregularities, confusions to make it appealing. She was available whenever I emailed her considering the time lag and took in to consideration even my slightest uncertainties. It definitely was enlightening and supportive and couldn’t have asked for a better person. In short, the entire workshop was a great experience and I would love to continue to be a part of it. Keep up all the efforts you guys are taking to make us better writers.

“efiction India is versatile and one of its kind, which is reflected in the fact that it does not just limit itself to publishing fiction, but delves into music as well. It does what no other magazine does. It gives the real meaning, it gives life to the write-ups through these poetry based songs which make the magazine distinctly unique.”