by Wizardencil | Aug 4, 2020 | fantasy, Random stories, short stories
The old house, especially the north wing, seemed to have collapsed inwardly on itself, like something heavy had sat on the roof and sagged it. The slates on the roof were covered with patches of moss or lichen. Time had performed irreversible deeds upon the crumbled...
by Wizardencil | May 11, 2020 | short stories
Rescue Mission of the Secret...
by Wizardencil | Mar 31, 2020 | short stories
P.C. Caleidoscope.in With the ongoing lockdown, the Kolkata police is being extra vigilant to dismiss any gathering on the road. And who is giving them the hardest time of all? The adda thheks. Adda is an essential part and parcel of the Kolkata culture and Bengalis...
by Wizardencil | Jun 3, 2019 | short stories
So the 2.0 version of the Modi Government starts with an education minister who had once claimed, “Astrology is No 1 Science in the World.” And a new controversy, “Hindi should be made mandatory in school syllabus of all the non Hindi speaking state.” Tamil Nadu roars...
by Wizardencil | May 28, 2019 | short stories
The clock was ticking away in glory and I was racing against time. The tiffin was packed, gulping down the semi solid oats and not-so-hot tea and a quick goodbye to hubby dear, I rushed down the stairs to reach office on time. A local uncle gave a curious look at me...
by Wizardencil | May 15, 2019 | short stories
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