Syed Arabi Khalique
Bio
I am a guy from Jersey who is trying to put down in words what nightmares afflict him, hoping that will somewhat sweeten the deadly ordeal.
Stories (61/0)
Iron Hands Sylvia
Deep in an unknown village besieged by mountains on the northeast border of Europe, lived a family of seven. One mother named Sylvia and the rest were her children, with four boys and two girls. The oldest and the youngest were both the girls.
By Syed Arabi Khaliqueabout a year ago in Fiction
A Walk From Dunkin Donuts
My first ever job was at Dunkin Donuts, where I worked mostly on the grill, making egg and chees sandwiches and hash browns. Also, sausages and bacons and, at seasonal times, chickens. I didn't like making coffee, seemed too hectic for me, and come summer the cool drinks were too much. All in all, it wasn't a bad experience but in no way would I want to go through that again.
By Syed Arabi Khaliqueabout a year ago in Confessions
The 13th Hour
A man unknown to most resides in the crime ridden Amber city, south of Detroit. He lives in a room behind the clock tower, counting the seconds, the minutes and the hours till his curse disappears, or when the good lord of the heavens forgives and absolves him of the sin.
By Syed Arabi Khaliqueabout a year ago in Fiction
Nijhum Dwip- Part 1
Nijhum Dwip, which translates to the island of silence, is an island located in the Noakhali district of Bangladesh. It is a popular tourist spot, and on one side a major tropical forest is being developed. This is the island that showed me of my true dream and the nightmare.
By Syed Arabi Khaliqueabout a year ago in Horror