FICTION

Author : Amita Raj This was not the first time Nina had noticed the flashing neon sign in front of a store that read ‘Psychic Sapna’. The glass windows had a flier, ‘I’ve the power to fulfil your dreams.’ There was a phone number as well as the option of walk-ins. Through the glass window,

Author: Amita Raj Dressed in soft celestine blue, the full moon illuminated the sky amidst the final saffron-gold hues of the dusky evening. Grey seagulls, red- beaked parrots and jet black crows sang their bird songs. Shaping colourful patterns on the horizon, they all flew up upwards. Joining the fluttering blue butterfly, I found myself

#Fiction Author : Amita Raj Picture Courtesy : Saumya Dwivedi Megha opened the cupboard to select an elegant outfit to wear for her friend’s wedding reception. Hanging amidst all her clothes was her favourite red silk sari. She gazed at it with misty eyes. It shone like a sheet of melting ruby, with gold butis

Author: Swati Mohandas “No, don’t kill him” , I mumbled. Thump!! I saw his body lying splattered in a pool of blood. The boy was thrown from the eighteenth floor by his father. I shrieked, “Nooooo” and woke up gasping for breath. I had a nightmare in which Annabelle, the terrifying porcelain doll who had cursed the father to

Author: Anindita Bhattacharya “ETERNAL”, the word itself says so much, anything that is immortal. I do not know any such thing, which last forever, well after saying this, I might be rejected from the getting my blog published. But someone,somewhere will read this, understand too, yes no thing, no relation, no moment can be eternal. In

Author: Sheela S. Iyer Alok lived with his siblings in a high rise building on the top floor in the city of dreams, Mumbai. They had an open paved terrace attached to their apartment.  Alok was the eldest and was very fond of cars. He started his own business of assembling customized bikes and cars five years