A Small Note to the Blogging Community

~ MMC 2.0

I wanted to step aside from my usual storytelling for a moment and share a quiet milestone with this community.

My memoir is now available on Amazon, which means readers from outside India — particularly in the USA and Europe — can now access it more easily. Reaching this point feels both humbling and quietly celebratory. This book did not begin as an ambition or a plan; it began as an inner insistence — to remember, to reflect, and to give shape to certain moments before time dulled their edges.

Over the years, this blog has grown into more than a collection of stories. It has become a space shaped by thoughtful reading, generous comments, and conversations that travelled across borders. Many of you here are writers yourselves, and that makes this sharing feel less like an announcement and more like an offering.

If you do choose to read the book, I would deeply value hearing your thoughts, reflections, reviews, or quiet disagreements. Not as feedback alone, but as a continuation of the dialogue we have been having all along — through words, pauses, and shared understanding.

Thank you for walking alongside this journey in ways seen and unseen. I look forward to offering you the book, and even more, to listening to what it stirs in you.

—
Mohan Mathew Chacko

The memoir is now available on Amazon for readers outside India, and can be found here. (Readers may see local pricing and delivery details based on their region.)

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Mohan Mathew Chacko is a multi-disciplinary freelance writer and one who runs the WORDSOUPS blog as if it’s the greatest thing that’s ever happened in the storytelling blogging world. From the time when he survived a near-death situation on a surgeon’s table, he considers this his second life and believes he is now a better version of his previous self. Nowadays he likes to be known as MMC 2.0 though no one else seems to care.

13 thoughts on “A Small Note to the Blogging Community”

  2. Hearty congratulations dear MMC2.0 happy to hear that you have successfully published the memoir. I would certainly pick one if you could send me the name or link of Amazon India. I am away from blogging for last one month due to personal priorities and will remain silent till February. Once again my compliments for this achievement 💐🎉

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    1. Thank you so much for your generous wishes. 🙏🏻
      At the moment, the Amazon India listing isn’t live yet; I’m working on the local availability and will share the link as soon as it’s in place.
      Wishing you well, and I look forward to reconnecting when you’re back.
      Thank you once again for the encouragement and kindness. 🙏🏻💛

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  3. Congratulations on the publication of your memoir. What comes through so clearly in this note is the sincerity behind the writing—not as a project, but as an act of remembering and sharing. It’s lovely that you see the book as an extension of the conversations and community that grew around your blog. Wishing the memoir many attentive, generous readers.

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful words. 🙏🏻
      It means a great deal to know that the sincerity behind the writing came through. I’m grateful for your wishes and for your presence in this space.🙏🏻💛

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind wishes. 🙏🏻

      I understand the concern. I’m currently working on local availability for Indian readers and will share an update as soon as things are in place. I truly appreciate your patience and encouragement.🙏🏻💛

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    1. Thank you so much for your generous and thoughtful words. I truly appreciate the kindness and warmth behind them, and I’m grateful for your good wishes.🙏🏻💛

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