Writings Submitted

By Reedhima Tyagi The rain muddles with blood pouring down his body. He limps down the sidewalk with his hand pressed deeply into his...

By Dr. Gayathri Sampath The mob stumbled to a halt, panting and sweating under the evening sun. Some collapsed on the sidewalk, gasping...

By Kuhu Gupta Two hikers along with the members of their team were traveling through a dense forest in the middle of the night to one of...

By Radhika R Fear gripped Ezhil as her hands tightened around the steering wheel. This was going to be one hell of an adventure for her....

By Aanandi Joshi The fog rolled in off the Thames, thick and impenetrable, as though the city itself conspired to cloak its secrets....

By Dhiren S grows quieter, for all I can hear is my racing heart attempting to jump out of its skeletal cage. “Do you love me ?” I...

By Dhiren S “Pity be to those that must walk amongst the living after their day of judgment.” Chapter 2, Book of The Abyssborn.   Jack...

By Dhiren S “The singer, Bella Kingsley, brings an urgent letter to you, My Lord.” A middle-aged man, lean and clean shaven, wearing a...

By Anushka Choudhary The house changed after she died. In an instant, everything was different. He remembers it. The screaming, the dim...

By Samvritha Sudhakar A familiar salty aroma filled her nostrils as the wind whispered into her ear. The sand between her toes was the...

By Samvritha Sudhakar Rustled, fussed… my thoughts were all mused. My mind is a dark black canvas, deepening as it is endlessly...

By Shishira.B.Y “Children are those beautiful stars who twinkle on Earth like the stars twinkle in the night sky” I read the last line of...

By Priyasha Gupta Disdain was the word of the day as her eyes cast on the lonely silhouette by the door. “This place is not for you,”...

By Vaani Dosi Emma had always been a practical girl, unshaken by ghost stories and urban legends. At seventeen, she was more interested...

By Reetika Verma Their first fight was not meant to be that impactful. They'd gone a whole year without being meaning anything less to...

By Reetika Verma Catherine Salisbury had decided the discourse of the most ardent dilemma of her life. Granted, the solution to her...

By Imad Khilji A "Guy" walks in and sees a parcel lying infront of his door with no 'From' and 'To' Name or Address. The Guy is Lean with...

By Rajreet Kashyap It was a fine Sunday evening that I finally realised what exactly had I been looking at for the past 2 years. I’d had...

By Arpita Guru That was a dark, eerie night. Wore-out, scruffed, bruised, with blood dripping from my hands, I was standing on the edge...

By Hritika Horo “Forever is a lie? Maybe not.” The white curtains danced along the wind. The windows clanked on its own making one aware...