Binary Stars
My son Vivek and I are visiting the Lowell Observatory for his spring break. We’re in a queue to observe the night sky through a giant telescope. After my son,… Read more »
My son Vivek and I are visiting the Lowell Observatory for his spring break. We’re in a queue to observe the night sky through a giant telescope. After my son,… Read more »
Every day, I wait at the bus stop for Kiara to hop off. On some days, Sandy, the driver, throws me a treat from the goodies bag stashed in the… Read more »
-Honorable Mention for my story “The Rotting” in Flash Fiction Magazine Editor Choice 2020 Awards -Highly Commended for my story “Adverb” in National Flash Fiction Day Micro Competition 2021 -Shortlisted… Read more »
This story was published by Fictive Dream on 11/08/2019. Click here to read the full story.
This piece was published on 09/25/2019 in Collective Unrest. Click here to read the full piece.
I am delighted to have a non-fiction piece of mine published in Chicken Soup for the Soul:Mom Knows Best. The book is available for sale at Walmart, Target, Barnes and… Read more »
I put my Samsonite bag down and knock. I’ve never waited outside before. Baba always paced the verandah, waiting for me, and then hugged me tight. Amma opens the door… Read more »
The sibyl chants as she winnows paddy in my courtyard. She tosses the grain in the bamboo tray repeatedly into the air until all the chaff blows away. “Here, I’ve… Read more »
Smelling of the cinnamon on her fingers Knit with soft yarn and verses of her prayers A cushion against the world and its weathers My cozy armor Note: I only… Read more »