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Jaya Mitra’s “The Darkness of the Moon”
So many people have been away from their homes and villages in this distant land for their stomachs! Then, who stays in the places they have left behind?
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Jun 2612 min read


Indrani Dutta's "Suryamukhi's Aeroplane"
Suryamukhi wasn’t listening either, her eyes gave it away—they reflected the sprightly fireworks of a wedding ceremony.
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Jun 2610 min read


Trishna Basak’s “Panibai”
Many girls in this village were married off early, much before they reached the legal age for the act, and not just among the poor and low caste people, this was the norm even among the rich and the upper caste.
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Jun 231 min read


Trishna Basak’s “The House at 14/A Ahiripukur Road”
I looked at the nameplate once before boarding the taxi. The address was still the same- 14/A Ahiripukur Road.
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Jun 231 min read


Sakyajit Bhattacharya’s “Extermination”
Lying in bed at night, when all was quiet, aside from the incessant drone of the beetles floating in from the wilderness beyond, Tridib felt the untamed forest inching close.
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Jun 231 min read


Sakyajit Bhattacharya’s “The House with Wild Garden”
The fear of the hills for me was, therefore, naturally enmeshed in the memory of the marketplace.
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Jun 231 min read


Sakyajit Bhattacharya’s “The Monster’s House”
And then one day, I earnestly set out with the resolve to rescue my mother, and hunt and kill the monster.
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Jun 231 min read


Shankhadeep Chakraborty’s “Renesa”
I hope this story about wishing happiness and success for our progeny gets transmitted from body to body, blood to blood, mind to mind.’
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Jun 231 min read


Prabuddha Ghosh’s “The Tale of the Lost Mirror and the Tall lamp”
And those who would play their roles the best would stay at those beautiful houses in Bittersweet City. Some would hide the object, but definitely glanced at it sometimes.
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Jun 231 min read
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