There couldn’t have been a better title for Tejaswi Priyadarshi’s Berserk. Though I’d come across Priyararshi’s books often on social media, this was…
A Silent Witness Being a public bathroom, I have seen it all: body fluids staining my cracked tiles, paan juice smeared into my…
Spring Rain Ronnie unplugged the phone. It had died sometime during his all-night scroll through Rhea’s profile, drowning in memories he couldn’t let…
Trapped I glance at the photograph—the one we took decades ago, arms entwined, smiles wide. Just yesterday, I shredded it to pieces. And…
Of Fathers and Forgiveness Sara had heard of the trend—anonymous apology letters left in public. But she never imagined being a recipient. The…
Stolen Lives, Newer Dawns “Baba, why can’t we go together?” “Ameera, my love—” “Shh, Baba, not that name.” Zayed, my ever-so-responsible son, corrected…
Jasmine Whispers For thirteen days, Keshav’s home had witnessed a flurry of activities. Relatives, neighbours, and friends visited every day, carrying memories…
Chatterjee & Co “Unbelievable!” Sumana muttered, glaring at the billboards lining the highway—a band promising an unforgettable experience! Mistaking her sarcasm for shock,…
Alpna Das Sharma’s debut Mahajaya has been sitting on my bookshelf for a while now, and I’m so glad I finally picked it…
The Choice IS Yours It appeared overnight—a colossal Frame standing at the center of town. Taller than the holy Mt. Gradia, almost reaching…