D is for Dread
Today’s story came from the prompt ‘DREAD’.
Cartoons, observational comedy, situational humour and satire.
Today’s story came from the prompt ‘DREAD’.
Marol is where the ‘Mumbaiker spirit’ goes to die. *I should know, I grew up there.
A review of ‘Insects are just like you and me except some of them have wings’ by Kuzhali Manickavel.
I tried limericking. I didn’t follow syllable count rules. Saying something in 5 lines in rhyme and being funny was challenge enough.
I tweeted about a funny guy crush. A friend asked what other kind there was and challenged me to write a list.
This article (‘Learning to Measure Time in Love and Loss‘) may seem rather formulaic, soppy and trite to some of you. Maybe it is. I know I’m a soft touch for stories like this. But I also think, soft touches are getting increasingly rarer in a cynical today. Independence doesn’t…
Matt Beaumont’s twin books are a delightful duo of workplace complications and lagging behind everyone else, written in epistolary format – E & E Squared.
A short story about a jolly old place called Feardom – a fictional afterlife universe populated by ghosts, ghouls, spirits, aliens and otherworldly beings.
It’s no secret, my grand love affair with books. I’ve also written about my obsession with bookstores, big and small. Flipkart has replaced Landmark in my affections because it’s so much more convenient. But I do miss the adventuring that went with real world, poking-through-shelves book browsing. A bookworm needs…
For best results, paste on electric box. This month’s blockbuster promises to be quite electrifying: Current Maare Goriya