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Marjorie Pezzoli “The Axe Just Fell” photo inspiration ~ Robert Maddox Harle Weather or Not didn’t make the cut back to Umbrella U the Acade...

Jerome Berglund wee hours creeping around corner masked white trash  crow on a skunk curtain of grasshoppers descending the cold burn  of a...

Meghna Kaul Reversal Her arm caress the chair Her hand firm on gun the dark eyes conceal the care and turns wild to protect her man An axe ...

Hemant Gahlot Lessons from the wood After an arduous day in the jungle, hectically running around in search of a good kill, disappointmen...

Namita Rai The Empowered Glare She hid behind seven veils! expecting  time  to change her fate. Swallowed her pride,   pushed in obscurity, ...

Arti Jain This photograph is wrongly captioned It’s her lipstick that piques my interest. A blood red crescent drawn precisely in the mi...

Special Edition: Redefining the Boundaries The Axe Just Fell by Robert Maddox-Harle   Special Edition Authors: August 2025 Contributing Au...

Paramita Mukherjee Mullick … and she won The axe fell on their nefarious activity. The axe fell on the destroyers of the forest. She the gua...

Snigdha Agrawal The Shikar*  - gone wrong September 1786.  Monsoons had just retreated.  The forests in the BR hills of Mysore looked like a...

Abha Iyengar Abha Iyengar is an award-winning, internationally published poet, author, editor, and British-Council-certified Creative Writin...

Michael R. Burch The axe just fell The axe just fell and who knows what comes next ... suspended in time ... we watch, perplexed. The axe...

Ritu Kamra Kumar Veil of Convenience “One is not born, but rather becomes a woman.” — Simone de Beauvoir Patriarchy perches, throne of thral...

Sriparna Mitra Threshold of the Two Worlds: One World Fades, Another Emerges (After a photograph  by eminent artist-poet Robert Maddox Harle...

Santosh Bakaya Weird, Whimsical Wilderness  Who is the gun-  wielding woman? Is she a witch?  A demon? A ghoul? Or some extra - terrestrial...

Hema Ravi Without Bounds…(Prose) One summer morning, Mahima's adventurous spirit led her to explore the steep slopes and rugged terrai...