I am on a wheelchair. I see my hand shaking with Parkinson’s, and thank my stars for escaping Alzheimer’s. Escapes have been a large part of my creative outpourings. I loved the idea of finding other worlds, and the children lapped it up with glee. My stories moved from fantasy tales for kids, to the … Continue reading Escapades
“Selling artefacts from India will give a high profit margin. The business projections are positive.” “It is a new product line. The key lies in creating an interest in India.” “Sumati Roy is an Indian award-winning writer, who stays downtown. Check with her if she is willing to be a brand ambassador for your project.” … Continue reading A ‘Personal’ Business
The circular frames on his living room wall, with a stone-studded circumference and pretty butterflies inside had always attracted attention. He had got them from Rio de Janeiro. “Are they replicas?” “They are real, but not alive.” He saw some people visibly cringe, imagining the ghastly crime of encasing dead butterflies, however beautiful they looked. … Continue reading Creeps
“I can take you to the doctor, if needed.” This was his first sentence spoken to her after three months. The marriage was shaky. But, Tisha was not willing to give up so easily. It was an ego battle, more than anything else. She was secretly happy that he had been watching her growing unease … Continue reading Bridging the gap
Welcome to Week 13! Working backwards is a tip and trick we have all employed at some stage in life. It helps us to fix jigsaw puzzles or put your business plans in place. The end goal is clearly defined, and we work towards it. This one Is a little tricky, as it needs you … Continue reading Reena’s Exploration Challenge #Week 13
My efficient and disciplinarian mother often insulted my grandparents. “I tell you, Jim, these two have lost their marbles. What on the earth was Pop doing under the bed?” The language perturbed me, and it was harsher than the manners I expected from her. I often came home late from the playground, and hid my … Continue reading Losing marbles
Magic concocted in potloads Loved, appreciated and consumed The fine print below: Glory has a limited lifespan, and the magician is not responsible for consequences thereafter. Three Line Tales by Sonya at Only100words
“I did not expect to see you in this state. You are the son of a famous businessman.” “I desperately need money, or work to earn money. My father has disowned me.” “May I know what do you propose to do with the money?” “Buy stuff that launches me into another space.” (52 words) … Continue reading Launchpads
A glance at the table told him what had happened in the night. The butler had been around for two years now. The lady and master of the house fought frequently, and both would leave the table in a huff. He cleaned the table, fixed a hangover drink, and proceeded to ask if they needed … Continue reading The Finale
Anne Madagascar, the award-winning firefighter was being interviewed on a television Show, “Was the fire at Peace Tower your last assignment?” “Yes. I suffered second degree burns. I failed.” “Would you elaborate on that?” “I had reached a window and was about to jump in. Then, I saw that despicable face – the man who … Continue reading Ruins of existence
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