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Sasheera Gounden

Sasheera Gounden is a South African English teacher who has a flare for writing. Her article, “Twenty years of growth and success” was published in Accounting SA July 2015 issue. She has written numerous poems and short stories which have been published in The Literary Yard, The Bitchin' Kitsch (2016) and the Guwahatian.

Stages of a Cocoon | Sasheera Gounden

November 24, 2018

Stages of a Cocoon -Sasheera Gounden

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Shells form part of a uniform for blue crabs and members of the mollusc family. The blue crab undergoes an uneasy process of moulting. The pressure of a blue crab’s growing body becomes so heavy and intense that it … [Read the rest...] “Stages of a Cocoon | Sasheera Gounden”

Third time’s an Apple | Sasheera Gounden

July 16, 2018

Third time’s an Apple | Sasheera Gounden

“Hey Batter, batter, batter,” taunts the testosterone-fuelled tag, Corey Apple.

It’s the Red Socks’ ninth inning and I’m Ted Williams. Boy oh boy does life hand you a dollop of sugar in the form of American baseball. The fans, the … [Read the rest...] “Third time’s an Apple | Sasheera Gounden”

Pink Cognac | Sasheera Gounden

September 6, 2016

Pink Cognac | Sasheera Gounden | Indian Arts Magazine

The pink-hued rainbow salaciously touches the roof of my house as Gary walks out on me. I’m left with Dahlia and Timothy; two vulnerable seven-year-olds. Dahlia, the eldest, clutches the cuff of my sky-blue shirt and her lacrimal glands leak. … [Read the rest...] “Pink Cognac | Sasheera Gounden”

For the Love of Corn | Sasheera Gounden

April 17, 2016

Fairy Tale | For the love of corn | Sasheera Gounden

Miss Peasy lived in a house made of sugar and consumed corn for her entire life. Corn seeds spouted from her ears; she planted them in her garden already occupied with daffodils and wild Dahlias. Summer rains impregnated the ground … [Read the rest...] “For the Love of Corn | Sasheera Gounden”

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Corporate Ladder | Swapnil Bhatnagar

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Bribe | Subodh Sarkar

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Nothing new | Irsa Ruçi

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Continuity | Irsa Ruçi

Translated Fiction

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Scape-Goat | Indraganti Narasimha Murthy

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Gratitude | Dr. Veluri Rama Rao (translation)

Gratitude | Bhagavatula Venkata Radhakrishna

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Being and Nothingness | Rabeea Mahmood Rabeea

Being and Nothingness | Rabeea Mahmood Rabeea

Sir, I assure you and I repeat it for ten times: "I am not MAD" … "Though I am not looking in a … [Read More...]

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