Three Minute Stories

An avian love story that tests the limits of our human need to anthropomorphise in order to empathize.

Our deepest fears are not those we imagine, they are those we cannot imagine yet still feel — sometimes know — exist.

The language of water. A language of nuance, dense with urgency and supple desire. A short fiction.

He paused before the hair-styling salon. A hubbub of inviting sounds spilled through the swinging doors — people chattering, giggling…

I entered the stadium behind her, watching her self-consciously adjust her hair as she searched for our seats. A woman’s hair was like a…

(Husband and wife walking home after brunch. Afternoon.)

A short story about judgment, imperfection and disposable love.

“Mr. Jackson, here is the lime soda that you specially requested”, said the air-hostess smiling. ‘Jackson Hardly’ was sweating profusely…

(a fiction)

When it came to advertising true age via the body, Nature found a contender in Anita. She fought fiercely to prevent the ravages of time…

(a fiction)