Short Story

By Suravi Mishra It was a clear night. The moon dominated the dark sky. The waves crashed on to the shore only to mellow down to a gentle...

By Reena Virk Saluja It was Friday morning - a bright sunny morning. My father, who had gone out of the city for almost a month, had just...

By Meera Meet-up:  Am getting married to this guy, or that's what they said, to me. I am not allowed to be the decision  maker of my life...

By Meera 'Ma... Ma... Pa... No, please please don't leave us alone... please can you hear us, pleassee!!'. The sapling  cried seeing afar...

By Meera There he is!!. I kinda like him, no actually, I like him. I love to see him first thing in the morning as he  opens his cafe on...

By Meera Once the night lights were switched on, the house snaily stepped into its silent mode, but somewhere  from all the corners, the...

By Meera My earlier days @ home...  How can anyone be in this loud environment filled with lots of things and people, but that's my...

By Priscilla Churchill “Don’t pull the trigger!” The panic in Lily’s voice was clear. “Why ever not? He deserves it,” Mia snapped back, a...

By Priscilla Churchill Dusk had well settled in when the Priest reclined slowly in his chair. He sat in his porch after dinner, just as...

By Aditya Krishnan The tall trees sprawl across the rolling hills. The sky glows with a vibrant blue as the clouds sail with...

By Kezhakielie Whiso She was divorced four years into her marriage; just after she had given birth to their third  child, a boy. Kienuo’s...

By Tanisha Desai Demon. Alien. Possessed. In sniggers and sly remarks and cruel pieces of paper with my name scrawled. They wrote on...

By Reedhima Tyagi The rain muddles with blood pouring down his body. He limps down the sidewalk with his hand pressed deeply into his...

By Dr. Gayathri Sampath The mob stumbled to a halt, panting and sweating under the evening sun. Some collapsed on the sidewalk, gasping...

By Kuhu Gupta Two hikers along with the members of their team were traveling through a dense forest in the middle of the night to one of...

By Radhika R Fear gripped Ezhil as her hands tightened around the steering wheel. This was going to be one hell of an adventure for her....

By Aanandi Joshi The fog rolled in off the Thames, thick and impenetrable, as though the city itself conspired to cloak its secrets....

By Dhiren S grows quieter, for all I can hear is my racing heart attempting to jump out of its skeletal cage. “Do you love me ?” I...

By Dhiren S “Pity be to those that must walk amongst the living after their day of judgment.” Chapter 2, Book of The Abyssborn.   Jack...

By Dhiren S “The singer, Bella Kingsley, brings an urgent letter to you, My Lord.” A middle-aged man, lean and clean shaven, wearing a...