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Writing is not that difficult. We would like that you write and participate. Language doesn’t matter here. What matters is your thoughts and participation. You can send us a story character or part of the story itself. Write in any language you like because we intend to publish it in multiple languages. To communicate with us please use this link : http://bit.ly/1le8hcF
Writing a short portion of the story is easy. Just follow this:
Life is short and so are the stories of life
Short are the sweet and the sour memories of life, engaging , yet trivial and simple
Pick up a few such incidents of life which are floating around
A few tear drops and smiles….
Leave the heavy and elaborate descriptions, leave the complexities of incidents
Don’t preach and don’t enforce hypothesis
There will be a sense of dissatisfaction, a feeling of incompleteness
As if it is over but not finished yet…………….
Note: The above lines are shadow translation of the definition of short stories by Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore.
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This is a collaborative writing project. Stories are written by many authors associated with the project. This means, you can also be an author and shape up the story-line. We would love to have your contribution in this regard. You can either comment on the story-line or send us your piece of the story. If you wish to contribute regularly, please get into touch with us through this form. All contributions will be acknowledged in due course.
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