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Her legs believed the voice before her eyes could check it. Two years of Sundays, and one sentence she has only ever said to a hedge and a bakery window. He never asks, she always comes, and they both

Her father rings every Saturday about a chicken too big for one, and has never once asked her to come. This Sunday his voice goes up from the garden and stays up, and her chair is on its back before she

Apart from my favourite genres to read, I seldom read literary fiction but having recently read Americanah by Chimamanda Adichie simply because the author is a fellow Nigerian and a brilliant writer, I

A tragic tale of a child’s fascination with the underwater world and a final returning to the call of the sea.

A writer discovers an old friend living on the streets, he invites him to a dinner party challenging social expectations

A disillusioned young man gets more than he bargained for on a walk home from work.

A fictional tale about a bag of single origin that contained anything but coffee, an experiment and the ensuing chaos.

Sometimes Santa brings what you need… not what you want!

A young advertising exec struggles with disillusionment, finding catharsis in childhood memories.

While working in a nightmare theme park, John realizes something is very wrong as his reality is turned upside down.

A quiet encounter by a river, where a stranger teaches that letting go isn’t about strength, but about timing.

Normal People by Sally Rooney didn’t feel like just reading a novel—it felt like eavesdropping on two people’s lives so closely that I ended up feeling a little exposed myself. It’s quiet, almost deceptively

What hit me first was how Khaled Hosseini writes about Afghanistan. Not just the landscape, but the heartbeat of it—the streets, the markets, the games children played, the smells of food cooking. There’s

A fictional tale about a bag of single origin that contained anything but coffee, an experiment and the ensuing chaos.

Sometimes Santa brings what you need… not what you want!

A young advertising exec struggles with disillusionment, finding catharsis in childhood memories.

A disillusioned young man finds more than he bargained for on a walk home from work.

Original Image by engin akyurt Valentine’s eve had me laying on my eight inches Hara foam which was sprawled on more than half of the portion of my small room with my eyes closed. Though my self-contained

An Old-Fashioned Christmas Story by LaVern Spencer McCarthy #Literature #literaryfiction #Christmas #creativecoin

An existential story of modern-day love and catharsis born from the casual brutality of life.