Short Story

By Parvathy Thrideep "ഇതാ അമ്മ അച്ഛനായിട്ട് ഓണത്തിന് വാങ്ങിയ മുണ്ട്", said the five year old joyfully , amidst the assembled mourners,...

By Ayisha Saniya Ambalavan Ship AY-208  hovers above me a full-on zelest shield around it, no amount of laser-dials able to penetrate...

By Ayisha Saniya Ambalavan Somewhere, perhaps in another universe Where, little red riding hood isn’t as little anymore, And the big bad...

By Pavani Chellaka All the answers will be revealed when time passes or when the time stops.  A girl in her mid 20’s named Eliza started...

By Pratima Swadi The raindrops slashed heavily on the roofs, roads, and everywhere! An evening with thunderstorms, and zip-zap lightning...

By Aanvi Malpani Meera was a young woman who lived in the busy streets of Mumbai, where aspirations and reality mix. Born and raised in a...

By Aanvi Malpani “Quiet minds.” says the young housekeeper, Elena, pushing her hair into her face to hide her tears. “Quiet minds?”...

By Guru Saranya There was an old saying "Believe nothing you hear, only half of what you see and everything you feel". But tonight,...

By Divya Dileep PROLOGUE  The bell rang announcing the end of the last class. Feet of high schoolers shuffled as they gathered their...

By Vikas Yadav Being the elder son in the family I have been brought up with so much responsibility. I was always told to behave in a...

By Pooranie B you are only dead when you are forgotten You might wish you want to disappear, But all you really want, is to be found. ……....

By Keshee Patel The dawn was breaking while a man in his fifties was stumbling down a silent lane under the chirping of birds, with a...

By Dhruv Makhija With the fortitude of resilience I had borne out the pain of the vile agony of my distempering nightmares, I woke up...

By Dhruv Makhija Wind blew as my face felt the sheer cold. Running for two hours straight, exhausted, terrified and my insides turning....

By Aayushmaan Malviya Morning began with a calamity striking my family, my grandchild was found dead. Looking past the jalousie, I saw a...

By Aayushmaan Malviya There's no telling how much time it will take for us to escape the lost woods, it's getting darker by second. The...

By Hemanth Thiyagarajan "It is getting worse by the day!" he almost screamed. Into the starry night beneath which he often liked to vent...

By Sahana Singaravelan Once upon a time there lived a Sage and his disciples. He needed to find a good student so gave a test.His test...

By Sreshta Sree Rama Subramanian in the town of medford where emma owned a book store and loved to spend her evenings lost in the pages...

By Guru Saranya Light at the end of the tunnel. The only analogy we get, when we talk about the afterlife. But nobody tells you about the...