Kolkata-Amrikka Express
By nandinidhar
Short Fiction Anthology
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Learning the Names
School is not the sort of place you can just walk in. First, you must know you have a name. Then you must know what that name is. But even that isn’t enough.
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Things Untitled
On that particular Wednesday morning Titin did not have any classes.
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What I Would Never Know ( My 200 Words)
Ma’s voice over the phone sounds anxious, “Mamon…how are you?” Long pauses between words. “Ma, is everything alright?” She blurts out, “Mamon, Dimma is no more.”
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“A Room? Why....”
Panklush now has her own room. Not just a room. A full apartment. It is not a big one—a 10' X 12' room, a kitchen, a bathroom, a closet, which in Panklush's mind, could pass for a very small room.
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Thank God, The Sky is Not Navy Blue
It took Maa eleven days to finish sewing Pipli's school uniform. You cannot just walk inside a school like that. In most places, you need at least a good solid official name.
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