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Short stories, South Asia

‘Love and a Wedding’ by Vipul Rikhi (India)

by New Asian Writing • 12/07/2011 • 3 Comments

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology I met the girl I fell in love with at the wedding of my closest friend. I met her at the moment that she was getting married to…

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Short stories, Southeast Asia

‘Beyond the Flickers’ by Gil Marvel P. Tabucanon (The Philippines)

by New Asian Writing • 11/07/2011 • 1 Comment

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology As the plane prepared for the final descent, I could see Hong Kong’s blaze of lights. For a while it seemed the universe had inverted itself and heaped…

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Short stories, South Asia

‘Brink of a Beginning’ by Ankita Banerjee (India)

by New Asian Writing • 05/07/2011 • 7 Comments

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology Two things happened in quick succession after her mother’s death: her father retired from the pharmaceutical company where he had worked for more than thirty years and Niti…

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Short stories, South Asia

‘Blood Ties’ by Vandana Kumari Jena (India)

by New Asian Writing • 04/07/2011 • 1 Comment

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology No one took Sudeep seriously when he complained of severe backache. “Hypochondria,” I chuckled. I was the wife of a hypochondriac. “Must be the armchair,” suggested Dr. Natrajan,…

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Short stories, South Asia

‘The Time Has Come’ by Sangita P. Menon Malhan (India)

by New Asian Writing • 03/07/2011 • 2 Comments

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology “I don’t care how you manage it but I want you home on Friday,” said Mrs. Chatterjee to her eldest son. And although he was thirty-seven, he still…

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Short stories, South Asia

‘The Date: 26th December 2004’ by Nishath Nizar (India)

by New Asian Writing • 29/06/2011 • 11 Comments

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology Little Raju was asleep in his little cot in the town of Velankanni in Tamil Nadu. The time: 5.30 a.m. Mother Thresia was up and awake to go…

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Short stories, South Asia

‘The Departed’ by Vijayender Cherupally (India)

by New Asian Writing • 26/06/2011 • 10 Comments

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology When I opened the window, I felt it was cold. The sky was cloudy, but I felt like going out for a stroll. I looked at the street.…

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Short stories, Southeast Asia

‘Parallel Lines’ by San Lin Tun (Myanmar)

by New Asian Writing • 25/06/2011 • 3 Comments

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology It was not as warm as the day before. But, a shady place was essential. It was almost noon. It was lunchtime. So, he chose a suitable place…

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Short stories, Southeast Asia

‘Good Girl’ by Paul Salvette (USA)

by New Asian Writing • 30/05/2011 • 2 Comments

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology “These little jobs from Khun Pairote have been getting worse and worse, Pon. If my wife weren’t pregnant, I would’ve turned this one down. Where’d Pairote say he…

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Middle East, Short stories, South Asia

‘Baghdad, My Beloved’ by Saahith Shetty (India)

by New Asian Writing • 27/05/2011 • 32 Comments

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology “… Wherever you are, death will find you, even if you are in towers, built up strong and tall.” (An-Nisa, 4:78, The Holy Qur’an). Miftah watched as a…

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Short stories, Southeast Asia

‘Nobody Nobody (Weeraesque)’ by Giacomo Lee (England)

by New Asian Writing • 20/04/2011 • 6 Comments

Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology Maps Sinewy the both of them, the spectres stand firm against the sandstone pillars as rifles go limp and hammer from north and south. They remember the copper-red…

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