The Mourning Beckons of an Amicable Voice by Suchismita Ghoshal
Decent for the first time in a stretch of odd days, Arpan looked around the farmhouse searching for a moreContinue Reading
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The End of the Earth by Madeleine Ringer
O the melancholy ties chains around my hands and crawls to my neck as i choke with the pain ofContinue Reading
Saturation by Amanda Fleming
With the saturation on high blurred faces in the sunlight overexposed selves bodies in the afterglow of shouting screaming IContinue Reading
Boarding House Blunders: Anna is Cast from the Nest, pt. 1 by Jack Hancock
I read Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe when I was twelve. It took me two days, ten hours each time, to readContinue Reading
The Booker Prize Shortlist 2019
The Booker Prize is famous for showcasing excellent novels and sky-rocketing the careers of any authors listed. Celebrating fantastic novelsContinue Reading
Intermissions by David Estringel
Never fails, folks always commenting on how young she looks, with her big brown eyes, plump face, and rosy cheeks.Continue Reading
Travelling the Streets of Malta, pt. 2 by Sophie Terry
I’d like to imagine that most travellers would use a map or follow the signs posted in the city centreContinue Reading
Is that how it feels? by Maham Sohail
The water feels so cold, Every drop sending chills down my spine. Is that how rain feels? The airContinue Reading
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