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Literature, Culture & Arts | Estd. 2022

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    • Pratibhāsika (Speculative Fiction, July 2026)
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  • All Issues
    • Pratibhāsika (Speculative Fiction, July 2026)
    • The Many Lives of Atlas A (Special Issue, January 2026, Web Edition)
    • Fictile Feelings (Poetry Special, October 2025)
    • Issue 4 (April 2025)
    • Murals (December 2024)
    • Issue 3 (April 2024)
    • Wee Hooghly, Issue 1 (January 2024)
    • Issue 2 (October 2023)
    • Issue 1 (April 2023)
  • Weekly Features
    • Craft
    • Culture
      • Faith
      • Film/TV
      • Food
      • Literature
      • Music
      • Mythology
      • Satire
      • Science
      • Society
      • Sports
      • Theatre
      • Wildlife
    • Humour
    • Photo Essay
    • Translation
    • Travelogue
    • Book Review (Till Feb 2025)
    • Weekly Features Archive (October 6, 2024 and Before)
  • ASAP Corner
    • Books
    • Commentary
    • Conversations
    • Excerpts
    • Film/TV
    • Magazines/Journals
    • Music
    • Remembrance
  • The Writer’s Gauntlet
  • Submissions
  • Who We Are
    • Founding Editors
    • Guest Editors
    • Recognitions
    • Nominations
    • Privacy Policy

Fictile Feelings (Poetry Special, October 2025)

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Pratibhāsika (Speculative Fiction, July 2026)

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The Many Lives of Atlas A (Special Issue, January 2026, Web Edition)

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  • Best Small Fictions - Nominations

    Best Small Fictions 2027 Nominations

    29 September 2026

    We are thrilled to announce our nominations for the 2027 Best Small Fictions anthology, in addition to the 2025 publications we have already nominated in early 2026.

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    25 January 2025
  • BOTN - Nominations

    Best of the Net 2027 Nominations

    29 September 2026

    We are thrilled to announce our nominations for Sundress Publications’ Best of the Net Anthology 2027.

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    29 September 2025

    “Self-Portrait of My Father as James Baldwin Reading Me Notes of a Native Son” by I Echo

    29 September 2024

    “A Map of the Welsh Coast as Seen by My Mother” by MJ Huntsgood

    29 September 2024
  • Culture - Faith - Weekly Features

    “Lord Shiva in Singapore” by Pavle Radonić

    27 September 2026

    The bathing of the black lingam had also been seen from the footpath of Sri Manmatha. For a newcomer almost totally ignorant of Hindu ritual, it was quite something.

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    “In Search of Lost Spectres” by Paromita Patranobish

    27 September 2026

    “The Day You Came” by McLord Selasi

    30 August 2026

    “When Nooria Became Noor Ahmad” by Marwa Karimi

    30 August 2026
  • Culture - Weekly Features

    “In Search of Lost Spectres” by Paromita Patranobish

    27 September 2026

    It was in the summer of 1989 in the predictable and insular environs of small-town Bengal that the ghosts first arrived.

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    “Lord Shiva in Singapore” by Pavle Radonić

    27 September 2026

    “The Day You Came” by McLord Selasi

    30 August 2026

    “When Nooria Became Noor Ahmad” by Marwa Karimi

    30 August 2026
  • The Writer's Gauntlet with Sadie Kaye

    Archivists Hate Her! Government Watchlists Love Her! Knights Fear Her! (No wonder Emma Pei Yin’s characters don’t know where to look…)

    24 September 2026

    Knight in shining armour. He’s not a knight – he’s a grifter with a saviour complex in an elastane shirt. Chivalry score: Error 404.

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    Nadia Hashimi is not an arsonist, but if she were, she believes patriarchy would make excellent kindling…

    3 September 2026

    The Brain Behind 17 Types of Feedback You Should Never Give Senior Colleagues If You Want to Be Successful.

    27 August 2026

    Art Witch Lindsey McAlister Accidentally Starts Glitter-Fuelled Revolution in Teen Mental Health! The Vibes Are Immaculate But Impossible To Vacuum.

    20 August 2026
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Pavle Radonić has an illuminating spiritual encounter in Singapore, and Paromita Patranobish pens a cultural critique of the ghosts of Bengal.

Lord Shiva in Singapore by Pavle Radonić

In Search of Lost Spectres by Paromita Patranobish

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