eFiction India Vol.04 Issue.11

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Precarious Lives and Public Grief
Ben Brooker

Where Waters Meet
Jack Latimore

What Do You Tell
Jo Langdon  

On Competition and the Will to Power
Tim Horgan

Civilisation At Last
Toby Sime  

Encounter With True Love
Sonali Pradhan

Word In The Doors
Pavan Kumar   

The Finest Moment
Manmohan Duggal

Lessons from an Eagle
Mayank Sharma  

Mountains
Mayank Sharma  

Thank You Note
Priyam Gupta 

A Collection
Raani Thilak

Lagrange
Andrew Watts

Living Down The Memory Lane
Gitanjali Maria

Words, Letters and Alphabets
Elisha Chowdhary  

The Keeper Of Secrets
Enakshi Biswas

Hiding
Payal Yadav

Speaking with Roswitha Joshi
Enakshi Johri

Book Review: the Social Butterfly
Mehar Haleem

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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