Fiction and Poetry

The Haircut

"The last time she had a drastic haircut, she still had Tamanna in her life."

Afterwards, at Kochi

A poem by Savera Aranya.

Cubicles

"No one is waiting for him, but he has to be on time. "

An Interview with Bill Dickson

"I hope you will allow me, at this juncture, to make a parenthetical detour. An artist must from time to time wrench himself from his canvas and inspect its colourful totality."

The River Runs Dry

A Poem by Viraj Nayar.

A.M.

A poem by an anonymous contributor.

Pool

"Do you even know how to use a condom?"

City Lights

"It’s quite fine, you suddenly notice—the panoramic view, the Calacatta marble, the artwork, the baby grand. It is what you’d always wanted, but you don’t cherish it one bit."

Mouthful of Love

A poem by Vedika Gupta.

Dutch Tilt

A poem by Sanjana Sheth.