eFiction India Vol.02 Issue.03

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By Barnali Saha

₹149.00 – ₹299.00

From the Editor\’s Desk

Special Feature

Enriching User Experience Media Archive

Short Stories

Secret Message by Barnali Saha
Sing, Sobek by Aditya Govilkar
Highway 51 by Athena Mondal
Poonagam by Lakshmi Kannan
Madam…Ji! by M.X. Steele
The Green Ceiling by Aditya Subramanian

Poetry
My Father’s Prayers by Bedatri Datta Choudhury
Utopia by Sohni Chakrabarti
Of All Things Stormy by Athena Mondal
The Stench by Namitha Varma
She Wanted to be Celebrated
as a Strong Protagonist by Surbhi Thukral
Restless Night by Bhadauria Manish Kumar Kishan Singh
Dream Catchers by Ritu Dua
On The Streets of Sorrow!by Mrittika Das
Letters (poetry fragments) by Priyaa Trippayar

Interviews & Reviews
Anjali Kirpalani,
Author of Never Say Never
and
Mainak Dhar,
Bestselling Indian based in Singapore
by Ananya Dhawan

Book Review
The Homing Pigeons  by Sid Bahri Jaideep Khanduja

eFiction India is an international literary magazine with premium design featuring some of the best writers and is completely ad-free. Our readers have only one common denominator: they are sensitive and are looking for something more than what mainstream publishing can provide them.

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