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Daniel woke up on Monday with one goal: finish his assignment. Simple enough, right?He picked up his phone to check a message before getting started. One message became five, five became a few videos and before he knew it,…
"Consecutive Holidays" I cut my fingerwith a lemonThe index fingera beautiful, streamlined redTied with a rubber bandlooking at the finger that had become like a bow and arrowwe all laughedAn elephant consisting only of a face comes rollingfrom the top…
Remember Me? We met a million steps back Before you started No? I’m the one that kept the little dead boys On legless unicorns from riding dreams The marionette who cut your strings So you could dance on your own…
AZURIST’S INDIGO HAND (By Joseph Cavera) Cracks fault my indigo hand Post “D” I must not land This bastard child, what is it worth? My dark offspring in two past six Is it immoral that a lad give birth? A…
Long before Bonnie Garmus wrote “Lessons in Chemistry” - before it sold millions of copies and was translated into more than 40 languages, before Brie Larson starred in the Apple TV original series based on the book, before Garmus moved to Europe…
Preface Since increasing the dosage of the antidepressant Tryptanol, some of my dizziness had stabilized as a side effect. When a sudden dizzy spell occurred during such a good period, it left a heavy stone in my heart as a…
Looking for Something Different to Read? Discover the Books of Dave Watson From the streets of Pattaya to the beaches of Dunkirk, from artificial intelligence to political thrillers — independent British author Dave Watson writes about a world that rarely behaves…
Search by author name, story title, or subject. Amir Sultan is a resident of Srinagar, Kashmir who likes to read, write and teach. Academically, he has PhD in Psychology from University of Kashmir but doesn’t like to be called “Doctor.
Jammu, Oct 18 (PTI) Four books authored by Kashmiri Pandits, exploring exile, cultural memory and the quest for justice, were released here on Sunday. The release function was organised by the Jonaraja Institute of Genocide and Atrocities Studies (JIGAS) in association…
From the politics of imprisonment to the wonders and tragedies of being forced to leave home Shadows over Kabul by Hamdullah Mohib and Tam Hussein (Sept 17, Bloomsbury) details the fall of Kabul to the Taliban in 2021. I also loved the…