About the writer


Damyanti is an established freelance writer who wants to try out an experiment. She has an ambition of writing something everyday, something that could be long or short, on any topic whatsoever, but always imaginative and meaningful.

Freelance writer at Amloki.com

She is also trying to figure out a way to step into fiction: a field she has touched before, but never professionally. She has been published in QLRS, and her stories have been included and are currently under publication in different anthologies by Monsoon Press, Marshall Cavendish and MPH.

With an Honours in English Literature and a passion for writing, she strives to provide her editors and clients with exactly the sort of content they want: well-researched, error-free, and within deadlines.

Damyanti has extensive experience also in the fashion and hospitality industries.

She writes well-researched articles and blogs on a wide range of subjects, no writing assignment is too big or too small for her.

If you have a writing project or query for Damyanti, drop her an email and she will get back to you as soon as possible.

Any and all feedback and suggestion are very welcome, as are visits to her other blog Amlokiblogs or tweets at @damyantig

Drop by her tiny website: Amloki.com!

25 Responses to About the writer

  1. Found you again by way of katiesmith blog. Nice to be back. Hope you are well.

  2. Thankyou for the review! It is meaningful to me to have an established writer’s opinion. Yay:-)
    and nice to virtually meet you!

  3. You are welcome, Sweetie, and it was a reader’s opinion, lols:)

    Take care and come back often.

    Let me know if you polished the piece, I would love to read it again!

  4. Hi! Thanks for dropping by my blog! I replied your comment there… :)
    http://marg.wordpress.com/2008/02/18/once-upon-a-time/

    A freelance writer eh? That’s cool…I always wanted to do that but don’t know how…Care to share? :D

  5. Hi Mar,
    Great to have you here, I have always had a soft corner for visitors from Malaysia!

    Freelance writing is not really tough, but to answer your question in a comment box may not be practical.

    I will try and do a post for someone who wants to start freelance writing. I will be sure to let you know when I do that.

    In the meanwhile, why don’t you head over to this link:

    http://amloki.blogspot.com/2008/02/web-freelance-writing-opportunities.html

    Maybe you’d come up with some ideas? Also, feel free to email me:)

  6. Hi Damyanti
    Thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment on one of my very first efforts. In trying to leave this note, I have been distracted by the many meandering paths your blog has led me down – wow! You certainly are a busy blogger. I am in awe! I have a great deal to learn.

  7. Greetings Damyanti!

    Thanks for the kind words about my blog entry “Thank You For Calling …” I’m glad you enjoyed it and I was hoping (sadly, in a way) that many people would be able to self-associate to it. The sad part is that’s what makes it kind of humorous. Anyway, thanks again and write on!

    Jody L. Campbell
    http://www.jlcampbellbooks.com

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  9. I love your site. Keep it up !

  10. Hi Damyanti, I am absolutely thrilled to have found your blog. In two short words, I am an aspiring writer – there, I said it – and I will definitely be following you aroud. I have got heaps to learn. By the way, I adore Malaysia. I had a stopover at KL, for my honeymoon, on my way to Melbourne. We missed going to the top of Patrona’s Towers, I still feel bad about it today. What a beautiful place to be. Maybe I’ll go again, now with my two boys in tow. Also looking forward to check out your links. Look really nice. Cheers :)

  11. Hi Damayanti,
    I am connected to you on Twitter (Awittytwit), and I am immensely impressed by your balanced and positive views in 140 characters.

    No wonder, that when you have no character limits on your blogs or articles, you shine even more!

    I would book mark this for reading and commenting during holiday season, and would pick up some tips for my blogging as well!

    Cheers,
    Vasu

  12. It’s interesting that you’re thinking of stepping into fiction writing. I’ve been a freelance writer for thirty years* and have always preferred reading non-fiction. I majored in creative writing in college, but for some reason veered away from fiction since then. Just over the past few months I’ve been hearing a voice telling me to give fiction writing a try. Your stories based on photographs are a clear indication, I think, that you have all the skills you need. I hope you’ll pursue it. And congratulations on this wonderful blog. (By the way, are you familiar with The Happy Freelancer? I think you have a lot in common with her, as well.)

    *Yikes!

  13. Thanks for stopping by, bronxboy55, and being so kind with your comments.
    30 years as a freelancer is a long time, maybe someday I’ll get to pick your brains for tips.

    My freelance career is a little on hold these days because my head is crowded with people who need their stories told. I’m haunted, I think, always have been…made up stories about myself and others ever since I was three, and quite upset my parents a few times with my imagination and the places it often took me to.

    I do mean to pursue it, if only for some peace of mind.

    I don’t know the Happy Freelancer, will look her up :)

    Hope you’ll keep visiting and I’m so glad I found your blog!

  14. Congratulations for your blog. Your posts are very interesting.

  15. Love your blog. I pass through Singapore twice a year. The world shrinks when you start meeting people through blogs and so forth.

  16. I came by to say ‘hello’ and to admire your blog :) Wow! I am so impressed with your work. I went a took a peek at your other blog as well. Keep working on the fiction; I had a writing tutor tell me to remember that fiction is really twisted truth. Write what you know! Have a wonderful day.

  17. What a great place to visit so pleased I did..and very nice to meet you..Eliza Keating

  18. Hi thanks for stopping by–I’m very impressed by your blog and writing here!

  19. Hi Damyanti,
    I love reading your blog.
    All the Best
    Regards
    Vikram

  20. Hi Damyanti – am so glad to have found your blog! I aspire to be a fiction writer someday, and have started blogging recently. Must say your blog has been a good inspiration and seems to have lot of information.. will continue to browse through… Thank you!

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  22. Stumbled across you just touring the site. We’re a bit on the same mission and I can proudly say I’ve managed to write each of the 13 days of this year. Hopefully we both keep it up. Really enjoyed your library piece. Cheers, Andrea

  23. Enjoying your blog immensely and I will be swinging back by often. You have a treasure trove of links, ideas and discussions – wow. Good luck on your mission, though I think you need very little of it :)
    Warmly,
    Kristi

  24. Greetings. I stumbled upon your blog (as a fellow freelancer and fiction writer in S’pre) and thought I’d say hello. Just discovered the A to Z blog challenge for 2012, courtesy of your blog… will try to sign up!

    Happy writing.

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