Read, Write & Publish Short Stories
Published by Samrat Sinha in category Social and Moral with tag driver
On first glance anyone would have perceived him to be a silver cropped alien. To a child he evoked ghoulish fear. My first rendezvous with him left me with a ghastly feeling
Published by Mridula in category Family | Social and Moral with tag baby | Love | work
The cobbler sat on the busy street side, his usual site for the past many years. When other cobblers wandered with their tools providing mobile services
Published by jayasmitaray in category Social and Moral with tag baby | human | metro
Human nature never ceases to amaze with its diversity. Love, indifference, hate, anger, greed and self-indulgence are traits that seem to exist in a bubble
Published by haimantiduttaray in category Family | Social and Moral with tag father | house | mango
The big mango tree in the garden of our house at Santiniketan. There are about four-five of them in all in our compound. I had heard and had learnt about this
Published by kumar_ash in category Family | Love and Romance | Social and Moral with tag Fate and Sakura | village
Jako was quite impressed with my recent teaching of his children. For sure he knows that they know more than him now. He asked me if I could teach as well.
Published by agarwalneha964 in category Social and Moral with tag abuse | boy | father | girl | Life
She is a cute, good looking, timid girl , shy in nature but too intelligent with respect to her age. She is fond of eating chocolates and visiting new places
Published by ujan in category Social and Moral with tag dogs | mumbai
o the Olympics are upon us again. Time to pretend as though we give a rat’s fart about track and field events. Time to reel in those underpaid athletes
Published by ujan in category Social and Moral with tag football | freedom
Sounds like a lot, doesn’t it? Well, it is. Especially more so, when you use the words instead of writing 125. It was circa 1886 that our freedom struggle
Published by ujan in category Social and Moral with tag cancer | death
He never really believed in that aphorism, for he had no reason to. That is, until, the stomach cramp, and the week long diagnosis, which left a hole in his pocket
Published by ujan in category Social and Moral with tag book | writer
He thought he was a visionary man. As did his publisher. As did his wife, his children and everyone he had ever influenced with his command over the King’s language and his grip of the human psyche. The fact that most of his penned works consisted of riveting thrillers, and that he derived his inspirations […]
