Fiction in 99 Words – #Colours of Love
familiar. Gradually, he
to run away from the spot to
me.
face with the colour red and
concealing the tears within of my lost love.
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Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – Louvre Abu Dhabi today signed the first exclusive platinum partnership with Etihad Airways. The symbolic ceremony took place under the museum’s spectacular dome and its ‘Rain of Light’ effect. Louvre Abu Dhabi will officially open on 11 November as an iconic landmark on the city’s geographical, cultural and tourist…
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Relationships are Fragile, Handle with Care. Been proactive on social media and included in many groups within social media acquaints me with the issues faced by the people. Relationship management is not an easy task and it requires patience and perseverance. We need to remember that the relationships are like the sacred thread which needs…
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#Justice Delayed is Justice Denied. Wish to see the changes in the dictum of our laws. Cases are pending long in courts Innocents are often behind the bars Waiting for the justice The culprits move freely. In wait of justice One or two generation perish But the case is not resolved. In India, judiciary is…
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Source “बुरा न मानो होली है,” यह ललकार सुनते ही, अनेक खट्टी- मीठी यादों का सैलाब मन में हीलोरे लेने लगता है, जी करता है, एक बार फिर मैं उस पल को वापस खींच लाऊँ और फिर से…
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Since childhood, I have a habit of scribbling…in those days, papers were used for writing and I scribbled my outbursts both healthy n jovial ones as well as disastrous ones…it was my way of venting out my emotions which I didn’t share easily with anyone. Papers and pen are my companions and I trust them….
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Title: The Ribbon Trap Author: Shine Syamaladevi Genre: Romance Fiction Publisher: LiFi Publications Pvt. Ltd. (2016) ISBN-10: 9382536906 ISBN-13: 978-9382536901 Format: Paperback Pages: 271 Source: Author Copy Cover Design: 4/5 My Ratings: 4/5 Synopsis: Smita asks the question a thousand times, when an unexpected incident devastates her life. Then, she was not ‘any other’…
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Nice one ?
Thanks Archie