The Geometry of Almost by Risk
A new short story from Risk in India explores the absence of human passions and values in a world motivated by technology and profit. To reconcile beauty and the need for love in a world bereft of connection.
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Leaving Behind a Trail by Sushant Thapa
short fiction about staking your claim in the everchanging world
Evening Star by Ratan Bhattacharjee
short story about the loneliness of an elderly couple
Cravings by Mallory Godwin
I look into her and it’s quite possible that there is fire burning in the ocean of her eyes. Impossible to most but if you knew her you’d know she is far from typical. She runs through the night and she’ll take your hand to challenge your worthiness. On a ride that will leave you […]Read Post ›
She Quotes Hitler by Lee Lincecum
she meant what she said when she quoted Hitler I don’t think all the men in Philly could have held her down – seven is far too few and her tattoos in an ancient language, say “Such is life” the same words she spoke the day her innocence died and she meant what she said […]Read Post ›
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