neelwrites/sundown/thursdayphotopromot/flash/08/11/2018

Stark ~ Willow Willers #writephoto FOWC with Fandango — Trace https://thehauntedwordsmith.wordpress.com/2018/11/07/daily-writing-challenge-nov-7/ SUNDOWN  By Neel Anil Panicker What’s that? Uncle Kamal looked up and his eyes followed the raised finger. “Oh that, ” he replied, “That’s a sundial. What’s a sundial, Uncle Kamal? Uncle Kamal’s brows furrowed but then eased as instantly,  just as he broke into a … Continue reading neelwrites/sundown/thursdayphotopromot/flash/08/11/2018

neelwrites/ofgruntsandgroans/fiction/flash/threethingschallenge/onewordfiction/248words/31/10/2018

https://mindlovemiserysmenagerie.wordpress.com/2018/10/27/saturday-mix-double-take-27-october-2018%EF%BB%BF/ https://thehauntedwordsmith.wordpress.com/2018/10/30/daily-writing-challenge-30/ FOWC with Fandango — Center …OF GRUNTS AND GROANS By Neel Anil Panicker The groans increased in their frequency; also their intensity. Amol and Divya tossed and turned, twisted and twirled around in their bed, their eyes shut, but their minds still unable to find peace, quietness that was essential to slide into the … Continue reading neelwrites/ofgruntsandgroans/fiction/flash/threethingschallenge/onewordfiction/248words/31/10/2018

neelwrites/loversknownotno/flash/fiction/shortstory/257words/07/10/2018

LOVERS KNOW NOT ‘NO’ By Neel Anil Panicker “No, it’s not a good idea”. ‘What, taking what is yours, or us, running away from our homes and building a future for ourselves?’ Neelima opened her mouth to say something but caught herself as she eyed a couple of middle aged men approaching the corner. It … Continue reading neelwrites/loversknownotno/flash/fiction/shortstory/257words/07/10/2018

neelwrites/prettyradicalstuff/fiction/crime/murders/30/09/2018

MORE THAN A COUPLE OF MURDERS  By Neel Anil Panicker “Mr Chacko,  now that you ask, and especially after all this has happened, I would like to believe that there’s more to Mr Peter than meets the eye”. Detective Chacko arched his eyebrows and slowly crossed his legs under the table while keeping his gaze … Continue reading neelwrites/prettyradicalstuff/fiction/crime/murders/30/09/2018

neelwrites/we3aringtherightshoes/FFfAW/fiction/shortstory/TTC/FOWC/26/09/2018

WEARING THE RIGHT SHOES By Neel Anil Panicker As the applause reached a crescendo and the jam packed hall reverberated with lusty cheers and thunderous claps, the microphone in the announcer’s hands sprung to life. “We heartily congratulate Comet Technologies for its grand success.” The next few words were drowned in a sea of boisterous … Continue reading neelwrites/we3aringtherightshoes/FFfAW/fiction/shortstory/TTC/FOWC/26/09/2018

neelwrites/myfirstlove/flash/threelinetales/realisticfiction/238words/21/09/2018

MY FIRST LOVE BY Neel Anil Panicker Long long ago in time I used to belong to you but today I no longer do as your longings have changed but not so long ago you longed for me but then that’s a long, long story and I am not sure you would have any longing … Continue reading neelwrites/myfirstlove/flash/threelinetales/realisticfiction/238words/21/09/2018

neelwrites/thedrop/fiction/flash/shortstory/250words/17/09/2018

THE DROP (genre/realistic fiction) By Neel Anil Panicker As Abdul Moinnul Kareem climbed up the stony steps of the century old Victorian era building and then strode past the marbled all white monolithic pillars that rose up to support high ceilinged roofs from which hung large sized fans of a certain vintage era (but now … Continue reading neelwrites/thedrop/fiction/flash/shortstory/250words/17/09/2018

neelwrites/andheriamormurders/ThreeThingsChallenge/InspectorSharmacrimefictionseries/01/09/2018

THE ANDHERIA MOR MURDERS  (genre/crime fiction) By Neel Anil Panicker Inspector Sharma went from one room to the other, all seven of them. Broken glasses,  half empty beer bottles, three packets of condoms, several plates of food, some holding pizza pieces , one full of cherry pie and the bare earth floor splattered with what … Continue reading neelwrites/andheriamormurders/ThreeThingsChallenge/InspectorSharmacrimefictionseries/01/09/2018

neelwrites/idemandmydailybread/flash/ThreeThingsChallenge/shorttsory/02/08/2018

I DEMAND MY DAILY BREAD By Neel Anil Panicker The inmates were served food that was bland to say the least. Watery porridge in the mornings, two pint sized chapattis alongside week old dried out mango pickle, with dinner comprising of a handful of half cooked yellowed rice that looked as if it had been … Continue reading neelwrites/idemandmydailybread/flash/ThreeThingsChallenge/shorttsory/02/08/2018

neelwrites/takingoff/flashfictionforthepurposefulpractitioner/flashfiction/11/07/2018

FLYING OFF By Neel Anil Panicker The closest she had been to an airport was when, once as a child, while being whisked yet one more time from one large city (she doesn’t recall which one) to another, she had craned her neck out of the moving car windows and sighted the twenty feet high … Continue reading neelwrites/takingoff/flashfictionforthepurposefulpractitioner/flashfiction/11/07/2018