Welcome! There is a variety of heartfelt and magical fiction for everyone here.
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Gomti and Hari - The woman who stole money every night and her husband who earned it.
Deaths of Kulgera - Hundreds died by drying in lush hills of Kulgera.
Poor Queen Jocasta - She cried to end the plague. Her thirst was quenched.
Quick recipe of a wicked soup for Kings and Queens - Determined witch cooks for a place at the Royals.
Categories in fiction
Romance - In the process of playing a prompt game with her friend and editor, Riva recounts her love story with husband Raj. What started as a blind date has turned into the love that has stood its time.
In the other Valentine series, we have a shy wizard Oliver, prompted by his younger brother Kerry to date the teacher Mia, who is hiding secrets of her own.
Quirky Indians - A bank of quirky Indians and their stories.
Dead Sisters’ tales - Who says the dead tell no tales? These women are clawing their way up from hell to scream their stories in my ears. Why should I be the only one who suffers?
Not so fictional tales
Here I contemplate on why do men wear uniforms even after school, if a love story really ends when the souls are together, and who the real monster in Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein was. (we can be friends if you also think it was the scientist)
Along with this, I also share my wisdom with 9 odd dumb things I have learnt from 121 rejections, and why colorism can just…okay I will stop here. Let’s keep it PG.
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