by Wizardencil | Jun 28, 2021 | Book Review
So I was reading Beartown by Fredrik Backman. Half way through, overwhelmed (will share the complete review when I finish it) I gasped for a break and took up Srivalli’s Pebbles in the Grass for a breezy read. And my, my it did provide the much needed respite....
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 16, 2019 | MicroFiction
The Palace was the most beautiful thing in the universe. It was God’s own creation. The rooms were spacious, the corridors were green. Brooks flowed freely between the lovely gardens. There was enough food for everyone and the air was clean. The palace was...
by Wizardencil | Oct 12, 2018 | MicroFiction, short stories
For eons they tolerated the infringement. But the discontent was brewing gradually. “It is high time we stop condoning the miscreants. They are overstepping and trespassing the forbidden zone,” it was discussed. The younger ones wanted to start a mutiny imnediately....
by Wizardencil | Sep 16, 2018 | MicroFiction, short stories
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