The Doggone Poet by Terveen Gill — Gobblers / Masticadores – Flash Fiction
Reading Time: < 1 minute WELCOME TO TUESDAY FLASH FICTION AT GOBBLERS/MASTICADORES! A poet is a poet till not proven otherwise. And to prove that might be a long and futile battle. When the urge to rhyme is strong, then no one can… Read More
On September 1 MasticadoresIndia Begins Publishing!
Reading Time: < 1 minute It’s my pleasure to share Mr. Juan Re Crivello’s official announcement regarding MasticadoresIndia. We begin publishing on September 1, 2021. So far, we have received over 70 pieces of writing from nearly 35 writers. A BIG THANK YOU… Read More
Oooooh Writer – You Think You’re So Cool!
Reading Time: 2 minutes Oooooh writer, you think you’re so cool. Oooooh writer, the ever-suffering fool. I see that page, that pen, that look in your eye. It’s not cannabis that gives you that overwhelming high. Your mind is a wonderland, though… Read More
Let’s Make MasticadoresIndia a Success! – Submissions Open
Reading Time: 2 minutes I am so pleased and excited to announce that submissions for MasticadoresIndia are now open! What a way to begin the weekend. On the WRITE note. Please, don’t mind that little joke. It’s harmless and probably tasteless.
MasticadoresIndia will be born on September 1! — Gobblers / Masticadores
Reading Time: 3 minutes Hi everyone! Hope all of you are well and keeping your busy lives even busier with some wonderful reading and writing. Life seems quite dull without it. It gives me immense pleasure to ANNOUNCE the LAUNCH of MASTICADORESINDIA… Read More
Servant Girl Munni – Flash Fiction Story
Reading Time: 2 minutes Munni stood behind the door, peeking through the crack she had discovered three days after her first day of joining. The girl’s mother had barely waited for her to turn eight before exerting her right as a parent… Read More
Simply Guilty of Small Sins – Flash Fiction Story
Reading Time: 2 minutes Cynthia Dunham came across as a kind and generous woman. It wasn’t her appearance or her stature. She was taller and broader than most women and poorer than most too. And her struggle with hirsutism made her comparable… Read More
My Only Child Hope – Flash Fiction Story
Reading Time: 2 minutes I had brought her home on a wet monsoon day. Her new, tender body wrapped in blue. It was my favorite color. I named her Hope. She would eliminate the darkness. She smelled of powder and lavender. Her… Read More
Killer Kanha Came Calling – Short Story
Reading Time: 5 minutes She often wondered whether time had taken a wrong turn and left her stranded in a dark abyss. His face drifted in front of her, mostly in her dreams, always out of her reach. When awake, she couldn’t… Read More
Flash Fiction Story – A Chef’s Monkeys
Reading Time: 2 minutes Have you ever heard the expression – Not my circus, not my monkeys? It originated from Poland. But it applies to all races, genders, and distinct individuals. Meaning: Don’t drag me into your drama and issues – I… Read More
