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THE LESS I KNOW THE BETTER

by Meera

For those who have loved too deeply, lost too quickly, and been changed by the truths they were never ready to face. There comes a time when they learn that peace arrives only when you stop digging for answers...

Love and Its Counterparts

by Prabhnoor

How many loves do you get in a lifetime? How many before the heart is worn and the skin detached? Do you sit and wonder if that one person was your last love, or were they a stranger who just knows too much? ...

I Think Therefore I Am (Tired)

by Asmi

There are days I wake up feeling like someone else has already lived half of me.Like I’ve walked through corridors I don’t remember entering, nodded in rooms I don’t belong to, and spoken words that sound rehearsed even the first time I say them. It’s not that I dislike who I’ve become. It’s just , I don’t ...

A Thousand Clocks in the Same Room

by Thetsu

You open the door, and the first thing you hear is chaos. Ticking. Whirring. Clicking. Time hits you in the face. Definitely not like a breeze, but a storm. A thousand clocks, ticking in protest. Some fast, some slow. Some ticking backward. Some not ticking at all. It’s a room where time isn’t measured, it argues. A battlefield of seconds, each clock with a personality louder than the last...

Confessions of a Sheep in a Wolf’s Clothing

by Nimar Sidhu

I was raised by a set of parents with equally volatile emotions as mine yet somehow they did not come out passionately enough. However, this is no commentary on how they were as parents since I cannot be so generous as to share my piece with complaints about either of them. Neither can I blame my ‘stickler for rules and principles’ personality on my folks. But on most days I see more of them in me than I do myself...

Petrichor

by Pakhi
5th Of August 2024

"I fell in love with the rain the day my mother put a name to the smell after the first show. The eerie silence in the air and the numbness in the soil, that drenched smell. The shower created this happy bubble around me and I lived in it. Slowly I realized that the rain was not only ..."

Book Recommendations

PULP
by Charles Bukowski

by Netra Hirani

“Well, the rain had stopped, but the pain was still there.” If you are a newcomer to the works of internationally proclaimed American writer, Charles Bukowski- ‘Pulp’ is not the friendliest start. Wherein the works of Bukowski have been treated with much controversy and criticism, ‘Pulp’ however is not just the last book he published, but is also one of the finest...

GIRL MADE OF GOLD
by Gitanjali Kolanad

by Suvrat Arora (Guest Review)

Girl Made of Gold, the debut novel of Gitanjali Kolanad is an intricately crafted piece of literature. The story is set in the 1920s in Thanjavur, in an era of devadasis, zamindars and priests. The book is written in the third person narrative and the point of view switches between various characters...

A WALK TO REMEMBER
by Nicholas Sparks

by Modita Sharma

A Walk to Remember is a drama romance novel by Nicholas Sparks with a bittersweet ending. The plot is set in a small town of North Carolina; Beaufort. The story is a narrative by Landon Carter, a high school ruffian, of the time when he was first touched by the power and magic of love, in his senior year...

A WALK TO REMEMBER
by Nicholas Sparks

by Modita Sharma

GAME OF THRONES
by George RR Martin

by Kartik Arora

We all have good and evil in us. There are very few pure paragons and very few orcs. A villain is a hero of the other side. Game of Thrones is a fantasy novel series by George RR Martin where nine noble families fight for iron thrones to gain control of the mystical lands of Westeros while an ancient common enemy returns after being dormant for thousands of years...

THE DA VINCI CODE
by Dan Brown

by Anamika Srivastava

The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown is a fast-paced, engaging thriller revolving around Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, in a race against time to reveal a secret that could dismantle the very foundations of Christianity. What if Jesus Christ had a union with Mary Magdalene leading to a potential child?...

Blogs

POWER OF TENSOR

by Sparsh Lamba

Google recently announced their new flagship line-up, Pixel 6 and 6 pro. The purpose of this post is not to review the phone, but to talk about the beast tucked inside. Google has used their self-designed silicon “Google Tensor” in it...

ALL LOVE IS LOVING

by Anamika Srivastava

People fear for their lives simply because they love. If you ask me, it’s rather sad that love is countered with hate. Every person is unique and they are a manifestation of all their choices- of what they support, of what they condemn, who they adore, and how they adore. There’s a whole spectrum of these shades of affection that people share. It’s so embedded in souls that the individual carries these aspects of their identity wherever they go...

Shame

by Modita Sharma

"It truly is a shame, How girls to the society are still a stigma and a bane. What I want is not so hard To be understood by a person with or without a legal card..."

Doubt

by Anamika Srivastava

“Perhaps it might take years or maybe a lifetime too, to notice all the celestials that make up to you. And I can only ask for you to love your own self...”

More than Strangers

by Netra Hirani

“The sun shines brighter lately, your nose ring glinted across the window, lightening one eye into looking light brown, the other a dark shade of wood.”...

Did God really make us do it?

by Aditi Puri

A fisherman is heading home at dusk. The river is narrow. Suddenly another boat is headed straight for him, approaching rapidly. He gets upset and starts to yell: “Watch out! Turn!” But the other boat crashes into him anyway...

A Letter To My Future Self

by Anannya Singh

Dear future self, hi.
Not to sound too dark but I’d be surprised if this letter ever finds you because honestly speaking, the place I’m speaking from, man next four years sound too long to survive...