Fiction
Seeing and Not Seeing. Top Story - September 2024.
Another Saturday night and I ain’t got nobody… He was thinking of the same damn song every weekend now. The quarantine and the curfew were things he could get used to; there was a bit of luck in having a condo in the downtown core. At least it was in a part of town without his company's handiwork. It was a perfect example of cinema right in front of him (Hitchcock be damned), all silent and distant. So, he thought, I just needed to add a song.
By Kendall Defoe 2 years ago in Chapters
CH#02
After a brief session of checking myself, I entered the mansion, A forceful and thorough checking. A gasp left my mouth as I looked at the mansion's interior and it did not look like men live there. The man who went to make HIM aware of my arrival came downstairs and said to me,
By Tooba Rafiq2 years ago in Chapters
OBSESSIVELY MINE
A mafia girl in disguise as CEO meets a mafia guy who's famous for his cruelty, dictatorship, and coldness and has no interest in women not to mention that he's engaged with someone for their convenience whereas, the girl is influential in the outer world and underworld because of her family as they were only known in the underworld but the outer world was scared by also their name but now, the situation is a bit different she's known in both worlds very well.
By Tooba Rafiq2 years ago in Chapters
The Iinglish Of Dynya: Part 1
Mr. Bunch woke up at exactly seven-thirty on Tuesday morning. He had woken up at seven-thirty on Tuesday morning ever since the hotel had introduced the buffet at eight. His alarm was playing “London Calling” on Spotify. He was very chuffed with the fact he could do that sort of thing, ever since his adult nephew, Malcolm, had shown him several years ago back in Iinglatera. Mr. Bunch wasn’t much for technology. He hated the years spent in the council offices after they brought in computers. Clacking things, he thought, chuckling to himself for no apparent reason, other than the habit. No. Good paper and pen will do fine. Why should he have to use computers? He was already good at his job. Just seemed lazy, and a potential risk; it’ll mean anyone can work for the council, and they won’t need to add or subtract or remember anything.
By Conor Matthews2 years ago in Chapters










