Note: The Bombay bombings are taken from the perspective of an innocent bystander. The other parts are from the perspective of Dawood Ibrahim.
I was only nineteen when I knew I would end up with this career. Only it wasn’t your usual doctor or engineer type of job; I … Continue Reading
It was the darkest day of the year. The sky was draped with countless constellations, each spelling a different story. Mount Olympus reached into this jewelled drapery, causing wrinkles that recast events and refashioned lives. This is one such episode.
In the beginning, there were three parents— the sun, the … Continue Reading
The Evil Queen:
I came back to the castle, drained from the arduous journey to the mountains and back, the second time I had to do so, all because the girl refused to pass on the first time
Pch, she wasn’t too lucky this time. It is a pity … Continue Reading
It was a sweltering mid-July afternoon. As the sun bore down, my poorly air-conditioned portacabin office did its best to keep me from dying of heatstroke. In a way, I was thankful for the heat. At least I could explain the pools of sweat as an effect of the midday … Continue Reading
An ill-treated maiden by day, a rebel by night— Cinderella caught herself daydreaming about the Prince yet again. She was still surprised that the Prince had paid attention to her in the first place. “Is this even real life?” she wondered. It felt too good to be true.
Cinderella spent … Continue Reading
It’s the middle of summer; everyone is outside, making the most of the warmth and breeze. Children are frolicking, families meandering. Ice creams and cold drinks are passed around to beat the heat. Shallow inflatable pools, sandboxes, trampolines, and the like are brought out for entertainment and to encourage young … Continue Reading
Aurora-
The woods sing to me as I walk out the hut, the sun still rising at the horizon, I sing along to the birds’ voice, the animals, and the forest. Ever since I can remember, I have lived with my three wonderful aunts and the children of mother earth, … Continue Reading
It had been a rough day. They’d escaped their pursuers, fallen into a river, and somehow managed to survive.
Just when things had started to fall into place, Mother Gothel found them and tried to force Rapunzel home. Rapunzel’s adventure so far had opened her eyes to a lot of … Continue Reading
“Between men and women, there is no friendship possible. There is passion, enmity, worship, love, but no friendship.”
An old statement by Oscar Wilde, a belief most people consider accurate—a misconception.
Mythology has a wicked way of teaching us the dos and don’ts of life. These tales also portray … Continue Reading
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