Short Stories
3 min read
The Second Ledger of College Street
Mr. Bimal Chatterjee returns to find an uncatalogued 1934 maritime ledger hidden behind the damp cedar shelves of his wooden bookstall.
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Curated collection of short stories on WritOn. Read slow, intentional literature distraction-free or save to your offline library.
Short Stories
2 min read
The Old Radio of Matunga East
A vintage wooden Murphy radio in a South Indian filter coffee cafe continues to broadcast classical morning ragas to three generations of patrons.
Short Stories
2 min read
The Antiquarian of College Street
Inside an eighty-year-old bookstore where second-hand volumes hold more secrets than the people who sold them.
Short Stories
2 min read
The Last Train from Howrah Station at 2:15 AM
A noir tale of two strangers, a yellow tram ticket, and a damp Kolkata platform under the hum of fluorescent tube lights.
Short Stories
2 min read
The Last Tram to Shyambazar
A midnight journey aboard the last tram through central Kolkata reveals how quiet transit shared with a stranger can carry unexpected solidarity.
Short Stories
3 min read
Shuruat - Pehla Kash.
5 Kash... Wo log jo yaha aaye Hai aur jinhe Kash ka matlab nahi pata Kash matlab english main Drag aur Puff hota Hai.
Short Stories
1 min read
Cricket WALA LOVE
It is about a girl who join in Indian cricket team and fall in love with a boy in that team
Short Stories
4 min read
Transcending Prologue
[@] Who would have thought of adding doses of Opium in the simple bowl of punch would be just enough to spiral down the the remarkable Santini Ball of the century? None but the in...
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