Short stories

"Once upon a time, I was in love with a donkey." 
                              Read 'Donkeys' at Pratilipi

"... peep-holes can only be used to keep out familiar trouble. And trouble usually wears a familiar face
                              Read 'Sujata' at Out of Print 


"Things look different from far. When I was a boy, we used to chant a set of foolish rhymes about the illusion of distance. 'From far, I thought I saw a dozen eggs getting hard-boiled/ turned out to be a bunch of baldies getting their heads oiled!'..."

                             Read 'The Flautist' here, first published in New Woman.


Other stories have appeared in anthologies like '21 Under 40' (Zubaan); 'Mumbai Noir' (Akshic/Harper Collins); 'City of Gods' (Unisun); and Verve magazine.

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