eFiction India Vol.04 Issue.09

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Reading in Mind
Nikhil Sharda

Man of Steal
Carl Sabberwal

Gospel Called Parenthood
Collins Peters

No breaks
Omar Musa

It Seems so long ago Nancy
Amreeta Das

A Combative Sunday
Usha Sridhar

Cigarettes.Ingredients. People. Life
Anshu Pande

She laughs
Peter Kennedy

Please Bow Before Her Majesty the Pound Sterling
Yoann Re

The Fortune Teller
Sharmishtha Shenoy

Living With Anxiety
Shivangi Singh

Musings by the Sea
Anupama Dalmia

Dough, a dear
Vaidya Shankar

Discovery
Deeptangshu Das

The Desolate’s Cry
Shradha Manral

Unreality
Pragya Vishnoi

Voices
Aveek Dutta

Bird Of Song
Barbara Clarke

The Storm
Barbara Clarke

Night air
Vanessa Kirkpatrick

Hiding
Payal Yadav

Speaking with Elizabeth Kiem
Chuck Sambuchino

Book Review: Guy On The Sidewalk
Enakshi Johri

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