Published inGenius in a Bottle·Jan 7, 2021A Writer’s LifelineEditor’s picks for the writing prompt#10: personal technology — A blank white screen, Stands staring at my face. White letters, Lay scattered on a black platter, In front of my eyes, Emotions unlock my mind, And set my fingers on motion. A new story is created, And saved. Computer — A writer’s lifeline. It’s an honour to announce the…Fiction1 min readFiction1 min read
Published inGenius in a Bottle·Dec 25, 2020The Marine ArchitectsEditor’s picks for the GiaB prompt challenge #9: Marine Life — The architects of The magnificent castles Of the sea — Corals The majestic inhabitants of the ocean world are truly a source of inspiration for writers. The prompt #9: Marine Life had inspired some awesome creations from our wonderful GiaB writers. It’s an honour to announce the editor’s picks for…Poetry2 min readPoetry2 min read
Published inBlue Insights·Dec 25, 2020Ocean Has LifeA poem — Rising and falling of waves — Her breath Hues of blue kissed by the amber rays of sunlight— Her smooth, glowing skin Soft and melodious breeze — Her mesmerizing voice White marshmallow foams — Her salty kisses The unexplored depth — Her dark secrets Blackness at night — Her soothing silence Tsunami — Her unpredictable rage All marine inhabitants — Her priceless children Ocean has lifePoetry1 min readPoetry1 min read
Dec 21, 2020Can Ageing be Delayed?Yes, if the oxidative stress that accelerates ageing mediated degeneration is kept in check — Man is mortal yet his quest for a long life remains immortal — Chirag We all age. Whether we like it or not, we will chronologically age by every passing second. Because time doesn’t freeze, but runs. We can’t stop it or even slow it down a bit. However, time…Science8 min readScience8 min read
Dec 17, 2020A Naughty PoemPoetry — We returned to our hotel room, After a long journey, I was exhausted, so was he. The weather was cold, He needed warmth. He carried me in his bare brawny arms, To the soft, comfy bed, And gently lay me down. He wasted no time to undress, Keeping me watch, He removed his tops, then his pants. He then hurriedly unzipped me, And removed his towel. He rushed to the bathroom, To take a hot shower.Poetry1 min readPoetry1 min read
Dec 13, 2020Chance to Win Prizes at the Advent Calendar Event for WritersExclusively for writers by writers helping writers — Dear friends, I would like to bring to your kind notice a golden opportunity to win plenty of prizes at an event organised by Writers Helping Writers community: The Advent Calendar for Writers. You may wonder what it is an Advent Calendar for Writers? Well! …Writers On Writing2 min readWriters On Writing2 min read
Dec 12, 2020The Hungry WallA micro-fiction horror series — I Trapped “I live in a cottage in the deep woods. Come over for dinner, but not before 9 pm sharp,” an invitation too difficult to resist for a thirty-three-year-old bachelor. Evan’s old car bumped down the gravel, screeching to a halt. He looked at his watch. Twenty minutes to nine. Too…Fiction3 min readFiction3 min read
Published inGenius in a Bottle·Dec 11, 2020My Definition of DressEditor’s picks for the GiaB prompt challenge #8: Apparel — I would rather wear a priceless soul, Weaved with the threads of compassion, Kindness and love, Than an expensive apparel, That would soon be worn out and gone. It’s time to show lots of love and support for the much awaited and outstanding editor’s pick stories for our fortnightly GiaB…Fiction1 min readFiction1 min read
Published inThe Bad Influence·Dec 10, 2020No EscapeThrifty Words Challenge #11: Late — Karen’s feverish body radiated heat like the burning charcoal in the tannour. Her barking coughs threatened to rip out her throat into pieces. She inhaled in short, quick gasps, desperate to revive her collapsed air sacs. Too late. She welcomed the deadly virus, not wearing her mask. Now. No escape. Check out the original prompt here — Late Thrifty Words Challenge #11: Latemedium.comFiction1 min readFiction1 min read
Published inThe Bad Influence·Dec 9, 2020A Drop Of BloodThrifty-word prompt theme challenge #14: Fever — She pricked my finger to feed on a drop of blood. I killed her in a fit of rage. Now I suffer from malaria, dengue, chikungunya, yellow fever, filariasis, encephalitis, tularemia, dirofilariasis, Ross River fever, Barmah Forest fever, Zika fever, and Rift Valley fever. Her grief-stricken family sought their revenge. The original prompt link — What A Lovely Way To Burn Thrifty Words Theme #14: Fevermedium.comFiction1 min readFiction1 min read
