Archive - Arrivals and Departures

#45: A 100-word funny tale my mother told me

21 hrs ago •

This mom of yours (a poem)

How I grew alongside when I wasn't looking

Jul 21 •

Fools hold on tighter

#44: A 100-word story on sometimes foolish battles of parents

Jul 12 •

Truant (a poem)

A poem on the notions of what we leave behind and capturing the idea behind thought such as i surely was here, my dust will attest; and more

Jul 7 •

June 2024

Notes on "Maya": Not too late to read!

Commentary on my debut futuristic human story "Maya" (NO SPOILERS!)

Jun 30 •

#43: A 100-word prequel to "Saubhagyawati"

Jun 28 •

Part 3 of 3: Sci-fi. Dystopian. Futuristic. Love story. That ineffable human need...

Jun 23 •

Maya: The Middle

Part 2 of 3: Sci-fi. Dystopian. Futuristic. Love story. That ineffable human need...

Jun 16 •

Two women on a train (in India)

#42: A 100-word story of machiavellian drama on a train

Jun 14 •

Maya: The Beginning

Part 1 of 3: Sci-fi. Dystopian. Futuristic. Love story. That ineffable human need...

Jun 9 •

May 2024

Cultivated Darkness

#41: 100-words of a dark tale

May 31 •

An only certainty (a poem)

A poem about the one thing we know is certain — and the preciousness it confers

May 26 •

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