Greening Up by Sreelekha Chatterjee
“First, the graceful violet,” the anchor intones at the school function, starting with the first colour of the VIBGYOR....
Prose
Half-Burnt Legs by Takbeer Salati
When they saw her closing her eyes for the first time, they knew death had arrived at their home....
It’s Haunted! by Zeke Jarvis
Given the recent chatter about the show, we wanted to give a quick overview of It’s Haunted! to put the recent...
Nothing but Facts by Rifat Mahbub
Mrs Nur Jahan died right after reading these lines: “And when the death struggle begins/ the last thing I wish to...
Seamstress by Richard Stimac
The back room of the seamstress shop served double duty as an apothecary. Jars of dried herbs, roots, and...
ALTERNATIVE MASCULINITY(?!) by Nandini Sahu
We surely were annoyed, rather uncomfortable, looking at the PDA of the middle-aged couple. Dr.Harihar Panda and his wife...
The Divorce by Kanchana Priyakantha
Rajika got into her new vehicle proudly. It was a Honda Accord. It’s a busy day for her as...
Apple by Nabanita Sengupta
Tara dreamt in gestures. Fast-moving hands, fingers, eyes, eyebrows, and lips – each contributed to the conversation as gestures...
Lonely Sunday in Paris by Eduard Schmidt-Zorner
On a late Sunday afternoon, after a date, I leave a house in Rue Gaston Gallimard. The cobwebbed stairwell gives...
The Irrational Belief by Sreelekha Chatterjee
Superstitions reside within us as long as we feel incapable of dealing with our never-ending desires which seem unachievable...