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Black God

Sunday, 23 July 2017 by Sumit Shetty

Black God This is a story about you, told by me. It waivers here and there but this is your story. Here you come now. You enter the library, radiant as the day you were born. I know that. You wore clothes considered inappropriate by half the population and blasphemous by the other half. Clothes

  • Published in Religion, Short Story
Tagged under: biases, fiction, india, short fiction, short story

Red, Orange, Green, Wet

Sunday, 23 July 2017 by Sumit Shetty

The kid woke up early today. He never wakes this early. He rubbed his eyes, said a little prayer, began his day. Mother & Father are still sleeping, so are Brother & Sisters. The red blanket on them looks a little wet, it must’ve rained. The footpath under the bridge was too crowded last night,

  • Published in Short Story
Tagged under: fiction, india, short fiction, short story

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