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  • Humour - Weekly Features

    Aghori Monthly — Issue VII

    1 February 2026

    Aditi Dasgupta — Excerpt: At the immediate outskirts of this small speck on the map, there lived a sadhu of ambiguous age and unmistakable odour.

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  • Humour - Weekly Features

    They Cloned Jesus

    1 February 2026

    Natalie Wolf — Excerpt: When the video is released, Jesus is already twenty-one. Up until that point, he was being raised in a lab underground.

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

    31 January 2026

    We are pleased to announce the release of the web edition of The Many Lives of Atlas A, our experimental prompt-based anthology.

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  • Humour - Weekly Features

    The Red Car

    25 January 2026

    Sharika Nair — Excerpt: “Mama, can you buy me a new car? A new red car?”

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  • Humour - Weekly Features

    True Crime and Other Side Effects

    25 January 2026

    Jiel Narvekar — Excerpt: Mona had resolved to solve this mystery with or without Ricky.

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