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This post has been published by me as a part of Blog-a-Ton 58; the fifty-eighth edition of the online marathon of Bloggers; where we decide and we write. In association with Saravanakumar Murugan, the editor of Shades Of Life book series.
This short story is now a part of the upcoming short story collection as requested by multiple readers. Thanks for the love!
Happy Endings. If the end is not happy, then it is not the actual end!
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OMG! What a brilliant plot it is! :D
ReplyDeleteYou have beautifully empathized both the ends i.e, publisher's happiness and a writer's lost dream. The transition of emotions made it more interesting. Akhil's suicide was unexpected and what followed it, I couldn't even imagine :D
I thoroughly enjoyed reading it! :)
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Thanks a lot, Little one! Feedback of this type, makes me fly to Seventh Heaven! I'm so so so happy!
DeleteA beautiful sci-fi fiction with equally beautiful twists and turns.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful from a beautiful author! Thanks a lot, Tanaya!
DeleteSarav, reading you after so long buddy. Nice idea, conveying struggling writer's anguish and powerful's exploits. However, it seems a little unrealistic with the time machine angle and also very rushed to reach the end.
ReplyDeleteYou're a much more thorough writer than this.
Good luck, hope to read you soon again.
Love always
Animesh
what a science fiction but I think the happy ending here didn't go well with the plot full of twists and turns
ReplyDeleteThe plot sounds interesting but where do I read it ? I Did'nt find the link. am I missing something ?
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