Here is a magazine that has gained quite a following among writers since its launch in July last year. A literary magazine, Telegram aims to rekindle the flames of quality Indian fiction. They are a monthly journal of short stories, essays, book reviews, poems and much more. As the literary magazine culture disappears from the country’s newsstands, coffee houses and bookstores, it leaves a gaping hole for the discerning reader. Telegram hopes to cause a ripple in the direction of good stories, fiction and essays.
Out with their eighth issue this month, the magazine includes a short story written by me for their February theme:Â Shades of Love.
Even though global warming and climate change have impacted our weather cycles, the month of February can’t help but evoke a warm, fuzzy feeling inside. Add to that, Valentine’s Day bombards everyone’s timelines and love dominate our feeds, from which there is no escape.
A Day in Early Spring celebrates just one such love story where the fragrance of soon-to-arrive spring, coupled with the blissfulness of love, is enough to wrap you in its enigma.
The issue is now live on Magzter.com, the world’s largest and fastest growing cross-platform global digital magazine newsstand.
Click here, to read it online or download to your Android/iPad/iPhone device, and revel in its ode to love.
Image Courtesy – Telegram Magazine
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Thanks for the post. I didn’t know that the Telegram exists in our literary world.
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