NOTHINGNESS : Pioneering the Genre of Spontaneous Writing

This book is a collection of tiny tales written spontaneously using random words thrown at the author. Talking about his work and his unconventional style of writing Nickil Snow said When I state that I’m the first audience to my stories I mean two things here one; I’m witnessing the story that is created and two; (very fascinatingly) I’m watching how the story is being created - I mean how do these things pop up in my imagination where do these ideas come from where do I bring out these tales from? The infinite unknown? The great beyond? The eternal silence? The nothingness? It is fascinating because I don’t even try! ‘Tiny Tales’ is an exercise I devised for myself to understand my creative flow better. On my old Instagram account once in a while I asked my friends for some random words usually 3 to 5 words they can be anything; I used a sticker called ‘Ask me a question which allows people to type anything. And when they gave me random words I wrote and posted a tale using those words on the same day. On average I wrote 15 spontaneous tales on the day of Tiny Tales and I did it several times. I wrote hundreds of them each on average taking 15 to 30 mins to write shorter ones took only a few minutes and some longer ones took a couple of hours you’ll know when you read them. In the end of this book I wrote a few lines about NOTHINGNESS. Only a few because - how can I talk about the eternal silence the more I talk the more it is lost.