eFiction India Vol.03 Issue.07

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By Nikhil Sharda

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The End of a Problem by Nikhil Sharda

Dance of the Daft Divine
Ananya Gambhir

Away with the wind
Ashlesha Barua

The Honour Killings
Chandrashekhar Sastry

Finding Home
Chinmay Mukhopadhyay

An Indigo Wind
Dave Petraglia

Farmer Diaries
Onaiza Drabu

Rainy Sojourns: A Rendezvous
Lopa Banerjee

Hero
Manas Misra

Bono and Green Day
Timothy Horgan

Cherishing Life!
Alyasa Abbas

Disjecta I
Debjani Chatterjee

Tainted Love
Garima Pura

For Still Waters Run Deep
Jita Susan Jacob

Quit
Preeti Sharma

Infinities
Preeti Sharma

Destiny
Anindita Bose

The Skull and the Lady
Rajib Dutta

Still Alive
Vikas Chandak

My Eyes
Vikas Chandak 

In Conversation with Dr. Ampat Koshy
Nalini Priyadarshini

Nowhere Man
Sreejita Biswas

eFiction India is an international literary magazine with premium design featuring some of the best writers. 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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