I am Aesop Clerk (online). I write potpourri flash (the devil lies in detail). I cannot recall since when I am addicted to this bad habit (thanks to Lord Thomas Babington Macaulay’s educational system).
My USP is – think upside-down, other-way-round and inside-out. I write less and edit more. I ensure readability and interest by keeping it short.
My favorite authors are Tulsi Das in Hindi and W. Somerset Maugham in English. I strive for the neatly quirky that reflects our precarious situation in a small planet circling a non-descript star in this vast universe full of black-holes. Moderate successes, huge failures and selective amnesia are the key words for describing human history on this planet.
I write primarily for my own pleasure. Often I do it by procrastinating other tasks. You can access my old posts here and for more recent ones click-here.
Welcome & all the best.
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Yarnspinnerr 
Hey there,
Just dropping by to say Hi and to thank you for following my blog. Some great stuff here, looking forward to more.
Cheers,
Bob
Thank you, BobR 🙂
Nice!
Hey, Wyrd. It’s a small world!
Happy New Year 2013 with the best wishes for you ♥
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Yes. Check this link 🙂
I just nominated you for ‘The Very Inspiring Blogger Award” Congratulations!!!
I am overwhelmed. Thanks. 🙂
Hi YS… nice to meet you.
Thank you for taking time to stop by my blog… 🙂
Pics of your grand son were fab. God bless him.
Thanks for coming 🙂
Nice reading about you.
Thanks. For visiting my blog Ajaytao2010@wordpress.com. Browse through the category sections, I feel you may definitely find something of your interest.
Thanks for the visit. Will do for sure.
🙂
thanks
Thanks for the likes to my posts. 🙂 Very interesting blog!
Thanks for the visit and interest. 🙂
Nice to meet you, Aesop. Thank you for liking my poetry ‘Close’, your future visits and likes 🙂
Thanks for the visit Yoshiko. 🙂
Welcome and thank you for your visit as well 🙂
india!
Yes 🙂
Awesome!
Thank you for stopping by my blog earlier. Look forward to browsing through your lovely blog 🙂
Enjoyed the ‘ancient links’ yarn 🙂
i am so glad. Thanks for the interest. 🙂
Your writing is interesting. Just enough masala – not over done or under cooked.
Glad you like it. Thanks 🙂
Thanks very much for visiting my blog, Discover Santosha, and giving it a “like”. I love your photo of the elephant!
Thanks for the visit, friend.
I think I like you. 🙂
Thanks for following my blog!
Thanks for the visit.
🙂
YS I tried to leave a comment on the story you wrote for Alastair’s Pic Challenge – Flowers strewn on the floor – however it states my comment cannot be posted 😦
Hello and thanks for the visit.
I do not understand this? Others have commented, I invite comments – some wp problem may be 😦
Try posting a comment as reply to a comment already posted.
hey yarnspinnerr thanks for dropping in on my blog and the follow 🙂
I’ve added you on my links –> friends, you doing the same helps people find our blogs 🙂
Keep in touch …
Cheers
Don Charisma
Thanks and hello 🙂
‘Procrastination of other tasks’ – that’s very, very honest of you! 🙂
And I love the elephant picture and story…
A momentary lapse 🙂
Just now read your story in Fropper.com but could not comment there . Excellent. Is it pure fiction or truth turned in to a story? Loved it.
Thank you for the visit indira ji.
it is truth that I used to write the story. The part about the brahmin teaching Pythagorus meditation can not be verified. Yet that is how meditation was taught in those days.
Happy you visited that post 🙂
Hello there YSji, Having a fab time it seems..
Namaskar Usha ji,
Such a nice surprise.
Yes this is a great place.
🙂
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Love your answer to #8 “Procrastination of other tasks.” Me too.
Thank you 🙂
You ‘had’ me as soon as you mentioned Somerset Maugham – one of my favorite authors.
Thank you for the visit.
WSM is the best. 🙂
So do I! I love that you have taken the time to visit me! Many thanks! I wanted to invite you to visit Mondays Finish the Story I would love to see your contributions as you are a terrific writer! 🙂
Thanks for the visit and invite. I shall be there soon. 🙂
Cool!
Hi Yarnspinner. I think I tracked down the last known blog of the never-ending story that is the Nano Poblano blog hop Here’s the link
It was passed onto another but that blog does not seem to have the submission yet. It’s funny reading. Lucy
Thank you for the lnk.
Thanks for coming by my blog. I enjoyed reading your about ME page. Have a great week my new friend.
Your book reviews fascinated me.
Thanks for the visit and best wishes for the remaining week.
Hey yarnspinnerr …your stories are awesome…are you connected to My country India in some way…
I am an Indian and live in Lucknow. I write under the name of AC. 🙂
Glad you stumbled upon one of my posts. This was one of the most creative about page I´ve read, and good tips actually. By the way enjoyed reading your flash fiction.
Thanks for the visit. So happy that you enjoyed the flash. 🙂
haha, cool answers. Jmay like to check it out, which has some interesting stuff. http://wp.me/p8p4rd-ii
Thanks for the visit & Welcome.
Hi 🙂
I hope you don’t mind me reaching out in a comment — I couldn’t find a way to contact you privately (you can always delete this comment…)
I noticed that your Gravatar doesn’t link to your blog. This makes it more difficult for others to find you. Please take a look at my blog post linked below, which explains the easy steps you can take to fix this 🙂
https://wibble.blog/2018/02/27/using-gravatar-to-build-traffic/
Happy blogging!
OK. Thanks. 🙂
Where are you, Yarnspinner?