I write to figure out what is left
LIFE IN THE CITY By NEEL ANIL PANICKER Ram Bahadur scanned the street in front of him; his little slit eyes X-raying every single movement fifty metres around him. The instructions were succinct: There could be a terrorist attack. Staccato and plaintive, even matter of fact, delivered sans any emotions. That’s what life in the … Continue reading neelwrites/sundayphotofiction/shortstory/flash/200words/26/03/2018
Thursday photo prompt – Thaw #writephoto Hosted by https://scvincent.com/2017/12/21/thursday-photo-prompt-thaw-writephoto/Sue Vincent at SOMETHING TO BURY By Neel Anil Panicker Richard stood, his trekking boots rooted to the rocky edges, his mind stilled by the mesmerising sight of pearly white mountain peaks jutting out into the cloudy skies. Below him, sparkled a carpet of cedar and pine trees, clothed … Continue reading neelwrites/somethingtobury/thursdayphotoprompt/fiction/shortstory/209words/22/12/2017
FFfAW Challenge-Week of October 24, 2017 Hosted by Priceless Joy at https://flashfictionforaspiringwriters.wordpress.com/2017/10/23/fffaw-challenge-week-of-october-24-2017/ SPOTTED This week’s photo prompt is provided by Dorothy. Thank you Dorothy! By Neel Anil Panicker “I have spotted him. He’s here, right in front of my eyes.” Where? “Across the road. On the kerb, waiting for the lights to turn green, his eyes riveted on the … Continue reading neelwrites/spotted/FFfAW/flashfiction/shortstory/156words/24/10/2017
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