eFiction India Vol.04 Issue.04

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Motherhood:A Choice
Koraly Dimitriadis

A Spark Of Freedom
Shreyasi Majumdar

Abandoned Newborn
Shiwangi Jha

Kamala
Madhumita Prabhakar

1946
Shivani Ekkanath

One Word Husband
Komal MAK

Routes of Escape
Mukta Singh-Zocchi

Temporary Cloure of the Gates of heaven
Saligrama K. Aithal

Unexpected
Saiyed Farooq Jamal

One Step to wards a better future
Vurity Mounika

Curtain
Debjani Chatterjee

Enshroud in a Pale Whisper
Aditya Borkakoti

Famine
Rahul Sonar

Troubled Waters
Lakshmi Gonella

The Quest
Devika Karnad

Partition
Zara Raheem

Destiny’s Child
Lakshmi Gonella

Topography
Myles Gough

Hiding
Payal Yadav

Speaking with Catherine Quinn
Chuck Sambuchino

The Shadow of the Dark Soul
Madhuri Varma

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