I write to figure out what is left
https://thehauntedwordsmith.wordpress.com/2018/10/31/daily-writing-challenge-31/ FOWC with Fandango — Tantrum Three Line Tales, Week 144 Goblets and more… By Neel Anil Panicker Halloween’s come and gone, the ghosts__red, blue and purple__have been put to bed and the goblins, including all the myriad colours they come in, have done the disappearing act but if there is one thing that’s remains constant that’s … Continue reading neelwrites
Written for multiple writing prompts: 100 Word Wednesday: Week 90 FOWC with Fandango — Eager https://thehauntedwordsmith.wordpress.com/2018/09/27/three-things-challenge-27-sept-2018/ HEARTBEATS By Neel Anil Panicker She’s more than a best friend. She’s also more than her stupid black button hole sized eyeball balls that come alive in a face that’s smaller than her neck, whose thick browny wavy hairs leave behind … Continue reading neelwrites/heartbeats/flash/100words/28/07/2018
FUN AND FROLIC By Neel Anil Panicker Seven year old Animesh held the octopus shell in his tender hands, gently caressing its soft hollow, imagining in his mind’s eye the eight long tentacles of the sea creature. Coming to the fair was turning out to be a delight, the ‘no milk, no street festival’ threat … Continue reading neelwrites/funandfrolic/100wordwednesday/ThreeThingsChallenge/flash/27/08/2018
100 Word Wednesday: Week 84 ‘JUSTICE, MY WAY’ By Neel Anil Panicker ‘Mr Sreesanth, now that the courts have said you’re innocent would you demand compensation? Would you…?’ “Look, I’ve come here to practice. Let the law take its own course.” Two hours later, as he sat down on the bench, sweat dripping out … Continue reading neelwrites/justice-mystyle/100wordwednesday/fiction/16/08/2018
DEATH BY THE SEA By Neel Anil Panicker Dino pulled out from his coat pocket his last cigarette of the evening. For a moment he regretted not having brought enough supplies. But that quickly dissipated as he realized that within the hour he would be a on a flight to Bangkok and wealthy beyond means. … Continue reading neelwrites/deathbythesea/threethingschallenge/flashfiction/05/08/2018
NO MORE NEEDLING Image by Bikurgurl By Neel Anil Panicker As a child if there was one thing that she hated, it was sewing. The rigmaroles of sewing didn’t interest her one bit. The nitty gritty of sitting down for hours_ legs crouched, head bent, arms static and in linear position, nimble fingertips deftly guiding, … Continue reading neelwrites/nomoreneedling/100wordwednesday/flash/shortstory/12/07/2018
THE QUARRY By Neel Anil Panicker Inspector Sharma peered through his long range telescopic lens at Antop Hill that looked like an ant hill bathed in sheer white. Nothing much of significance as far as the eye could see. He shifted his gaze towards the foothills, at the river front, then slowly zooming in on … Continue reading neelwrites/thequarry/fiction/flash/100wordwednesday/crime/inspectorsharmacrimeseries/25/05/2018
NOT MUCH WATER By Neel Anil Panicker “ Your Honour, my client, 21 year old Asha and the victim, Sharad, were in a relationship. She’s also three months pregnant with his child. At the time of the incident, the two were in a boat in the middle of Marina river. An argument erupted over … Continue reading neelwrites/notmuchwater/flash/100wordwednesday/flashfiction/20/05/2018
IN SEARCH OF SOME ‘ME TIME’ By Neel Anil Panicker Ever since Stella’s death, he had taken to the sea with a vengeance. However, unlike the sun, sand and surf seekers who descended on Kovalam beach, Paulose preferred the peripheries__ the near secluded far off jagged corners that had long fallen off tourist maps, … Continue reading neelwrites/metime/100wordwednesday/fiction/flash/shortstory/02/05/2018
DIZZY HEIGHTS By Neel Anil Panicker Looking down from his 33rd floor deluxe suite of King’s Ransom Palace and Suites, Karl felt a surge of pride. As he blew Cuban cigar smokes into the rarefied air, the twenty-five year old felt literally as well as metaphorically on top of the world as he surveyed … Continue reading neelwrites/100wordwednesday/dizzyheights/fiction/flash/29/04/2018
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