Tag: Short story
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Angulimala
Choking on decades of quiet rejection and caregiving rage, Aryamba confronts her resentment beside Geshe-la, discovering the ancient bandit Angulimala trapped inside her own mind.
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The Duchess Who Wasn’t
Dedicated to Margaret Wolfe Hungerford, whose sparkling wit, timeless romance, and enduring reminder that beauty lives in the beholder’s eye continue to enchant generations of storytellers.
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The Swayam Rites.
“She performed her Swayam Shraddha, offered funeral cakes to her own soul, and walked away. She didn’t commit suicide; she committed the perfect, bloodless murder.”
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Musings At Mango Meadows.
At 5:30 sharp, six doctors gather over kaapi and goli bhaje, not to agree—but to quietly dismantle the curious contradictions that pass for everyday life.
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I Name You…
Names are not we are given, it is what we respond to. The Egyptian theology says all of us have our secret names that our soul recognizes.
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Feb 13th Static Between The Gods.
On World Radio Day, a cracked transistor hums back to life, debating podcasts, bureaucracy, and trust—proving that imperfect live voices still outlast curated silence.
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