Published Fiction: Print & E-Publications

Here are the links to my work in Fiction, as published in the form of Print and E-Publications.

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Unbound Emagazine Issue #3
UnBound EMagazine is a collection of short stories, book reviews, poems, and personal experiences, all curated by the members of For Writers, By Authors, published by Pen Paper Coffee.
The theme used in this edition, Issue #3 of the magazine, is ‘The Child in Us’.

My writing included in this magazine is a fictional short story titled ‘The Girl in Number 315’.

Available on Amazon Kindle.
UnBound EMagazine Issue 3

Also see related blog post here:
The Girl in Number 315 – Unbound Emagazine Issue #3

Kunti’s Confessions & Other Short Stories
These 15 stories have been handpicked from the Women’s Web Muse of the Month Entries over the course of 2016. Written by women, drawing inspiration from India’s best women authors, they reflect some of the quiet joys as well as deepest fears of Indian women today.

The book includes my winning story from December 2016 titled ‘Personal Effects’.

Available on Amazon (as ebook) and Pothi (paperback).

Also see related blog post here:
Book Announcement – Kunti’s Confessions and Other Short Stories

Telegram Magazine February 2017
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 aims to rekindle the flames of quality Indian fiction

This issue includes a short story I wrote for their February theme: Shades of Love.

Available on Magzter.

Also see related blog post here:
A Day in Early Spring | Telegram Magazine | February 2017

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When Women Speak Up: A Women’s Web Collection of Inspiring Stories
From re-imagining characters from India’s best loved epics, to utterly relatable stories set in urban bedrooms, kitchens and offices, these inspiring short stories are highly readable and will have you rooting for their protagonists. These 19 short stories by some of the writers on Women’s Web today capture the angst, the struggle, and the joy of women speaking up.