Brain Drain by Syed Anjum Ali Bokhari
Fazil sat musing, lost in his thoughts, as the plane cruised high above the clouds, on its way to...
Prose
The Stage by Ishita Mandrekar
The stage is your master. It is what determines your fate. Words swept up by the current of time....
A Small Sacrifice by Farah Ghuznavi
When I woke up that morning, it seemed like any other day. If I had known, perhaps I would...
A Heightened State of Consciousness by James Lawless
Our thoughts are often clouded and gnarled by our environment; our concentration and feelings can be affected by whether...
Afghans and Poetry By Reza Mohammadi
When the Taliban’s poetry book was published in the UK this month, many found it very strange indeed, but...
Replicants and Racism: The Struggle for Equality in an Unequal Society by M Stuart Persson
“It’s too bad she won’t live. But then again, who does?” The words echo across Rick Deckard’s mind as...
Leper in Rishikesh by Vivian McInerny
Curry spices, patchouli and fresh cut marigold blossoms thicken the air. My gut twists. I close my eyes. Stomach...
The Ewe – Excerpt from Redemption by Ian Prattis
Callum Mor walked directly to the edge of the fell. He did not look for the child but for...
Leela, the Migrant by Ravi Dhar
She sat in a corner. Her eyes fixed at some uncertain point in the infinity;
That Stranger by Steven H. Castro Jr.
I remember you and when you first walked into our house. It was late at night, cold, and dark....