Dark Hours
The world has become numb. The human forms which roam here no more ooze blood, Intense exasperation evaporates from the blood-red sea. Trepidation sometimes shakes the land. Love no more […]
Author Archives: Maniparna Sengupta Majumder
Haiku: Alone
a silent evening her death anniversary he drank the darkness
Weekend Destinations From Kolkata: Pedong, the Misty Village of North Bengal
It’s been quite a month since we have returned from our North Bengal trip. While Doors, Darjeeling and adjoining places are considered to be the most coveted tourist spots of this […]
When The Sky Looks Menacing!
Nephelococcygia is the act of watching and finding shapes in clouds. We all have practised it in our childhood or even as adults. I often do it as it tickles […]
Haiku: Indian Summer
imbued with colour fragile leaves hang on to hope indian summer
Book Review: Rage of the Maggots by Dr Sweety Shinde
While reviewing Dr Sweety’s debut novel, Arjun: Without A Doubt, I was enthralled by her manner of story-telling. With her unique style, she presented the well-known story of The Mahabharata while […]
