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Dread: My first solo e-book of short stories

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On May 25, 2020

In My thots and scribbles

I have always been very observant about whatever happens around us. A lot of my short stories and other forms of micro fiction over the years have always been based on what I have seen and what I feel may happen. The ability of humans to survive all odds and come up trumps is what keeps me going.

Each of the five stories in this e-book is based on my thoughts and experiences of the way humans survive in difficult situations.

There are so many of us who work late at night, don’t we? Haven’t we ever felt nervous on what could happen? A safari sounds like an experience of a lifetime. But what if things go awry? If you are on the way home and suddenly run into a tragedy happening around you, how would you react? Do you just run away? We all wait for that perfect holiday with our family. But what if the perfect holiday turns into a perfect nightmare?

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What had he been searching for?

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On July 5, 2020

In Saturday Six Word Prompt, Six Word Saturday, Six Word Story

Home

Home was where

he found peace.

Linking to Saturday Six Word Story Prompt: Home and Six Word Saturday

Astronomy

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On July 4, 2020

In Fandango One Word Challenge, Ragtag Daily Prompt, Sammi's Weekend Prompt, Stream of Consciousness Saturday

Astronomy

He couldn’t believe his eyes when the planets were aligned in syzygy. While he selected astronomy with the toss of a coin, he developed a penchant for it over time.

Linking to Sammi’s Weekend Prompt: Syzygy, Ragtag Daily Prompt: Eyes, Fandango One Word Challenge: Penchant, Stream of Consciousness Saturday: Toss

100 word fiction: Fall colours in a pandemic

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On July 3, 2020

In 100 word fiction

100 word fiction: Fall colours in a pandemic

It was that time of the year when everything around had become so colourful. The green had turned into shades of yellow, orange and red. But then, there was something which hadn’t really changed too much.

While the year had started out on a promising note for Janet with her new job and finding the love of her life, things had quickly turned downhill from the time the pandemic struck. She lost her job and her sanity as the savings dried up.

As the months went by, she was forced to depend on others for even the most basic needs.

Written for the photo prompt and you can read the other entries here.

 

Imagination

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On July 2, 2020

In Crispina Crimson's Creative Challenge, Haibun, Haiku, One-Liner Wednesday, Ragtag Daily Prompt, Word of the Day Challenge

Imagination

While his imagination ran wild on

what could he be confronted with on the other

side, flatus had gotten the better of him.

Linking to Crimson’s Creative Challenge #86, Ragtag Daily Prompt: Flatus, Word of the Day Challenge: Imagination and One-Liner Wednesday

Mysteries of the forests

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On July 2, 2020

In Fandango One Word Challenge, Haiku, Sue Vincent's Prompt

Mysteries of the forests

The ubiquitous

forests hid a lot many

secrets of the past.

Linking to Sue Vincent’s Prompt and Fandango One Word Challenge: Ubiquitous

Photography: Day and Night

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On July 1, 2020

In Photography, Skywatch Friday, Water Water Everywhere by Jez, Water Water Everywhere Photo Post, Wordless Wednesdays, WWE

Photography: Day and Night

New York has so much to offer to anyone and everyone whether the individual is a leisure tourist or a business traveler. The city changes its colours across seasons and from day into night and vice versa.

Photography: Day and Night

Linking to Wordless Wednesday, Water Water Everywhere #34, Skywatch Friday

55 word fiction: Vista

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On June 29, 2020

In 55fiction, Daily Word Prompt, Fandango One Word Challenge, Ragtag Daily Prompt, Word of the Day Challenge, Your Daily Word Prompt

55 word fiction: Vista

Though he had gone on to be one of the most renowned scientists around the world, many of his topics were arcane for most and to top it all, his salty attitude attracted a plethora of detractors. But despite all this, his vista for imagination didn’t call for any kind of change in his behavior.

Linking to Fandango One Word Challenge: Arcane, Ragtag Daily Prompt: Salty, Your Daily Word Prompt: Plethora, Daily Word Prompt: Change, Word of the Day Challenge: Vista

100 word fiction: Egg festival

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On June 29, 2020

In 100 word fiction

100 word fiction: Egg festival

“This is such a beautiful summer evening. It’s been so long since we have had sunlight like this as the winter this year seemed gloomier than ever before.”

The sun shone on the beautiful English countryside after what seemed like eternity. This had paved the way for the Annual Egg Festival. The festival was a chance to taste different egg recipes from people across the region and also an opportunity to meet and greet.

“Oh yes, it definitely is a lovely evening. With such a wide variety of dishes to taste, I am sure everyone is in for a treat.

Written for the photo prompt and you can read the other entries here.

Photography: Farms in Kuwait

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On June 28, 2020

In Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, Photography

Photography: Farms in Kuwait

If you think about Kuwait’s weather, all you can imagine is the heat.

Photography: Farms in Kuwait

I will leave it to your imagination as to how you would deal with the 50 degree Celsius heat we see here every summer.

Photography: Farms in Kuwait

But Kuwait has quite a few months of winter as well when the weather is perfect for visiting the numerous parks and beaches.

The one thing which was quite a surprise was the fact that Kuwait has many farms as well. And farms whose pictures make you feel that you are back in India.

Linking to Lens Artists Photo Challenge #103: Surprise

What happened after all these years?

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On June 28, 2020

In Saturday Six Word Prompt, Six Word Saturday, Six Word Story

What happened after all these years?

She had decided

to finally leave.

Linking to Saturday Six Word Prompt: Leave and Six Word Saturday

 

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