Winning Entries for Short Story Writing Competition
Our mind has so much to say to us, we keep it occupied daily with worries, noises of the outside world, everything falling apart, yet it stays with us to embark on the spirit of a healthy mind, and conversation with a healthy mind is depicted in the short stories submitted by our winning writers, who have beautifully portrayed their thoughts on the topic "If my mind could speak to me." Our winners are - 1. Kadambari Gupta Short Story - Waliga was a shy, quiet, introverted girl who couldn’t make friends very easily. Talking to new people often seemed to be a task for her. Every time at the dinner table, there were conversations around how many friends her aunt and parents had. When they were young, and their daughter had only one, they would often make negative comments, comparing. There, darling, with her cousin's stomach would hurt hearing those words; food seemed poison to be consumed. So, making an excuse about going to the washroom, she would cry...