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Eva Badola

Eva Badola is a London-based storyteller, exploratory writer and earth-lover. She is widely published for writings on nature, fisherwomen and tribal in various magazines. Her book ‘Stories of Success: Narratives from a Sacred Land’ covers stories from the Himalayas
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Her Dead Alive Octopus

I caught upon an uncanny creature,Amidst a fish vending street.Like the ghostly alien hands,Its spooky limbs shined in the summerish streak. “Snap up some dried...
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The Forgotten Daughter of Port Adamaro

The story entails the political-historical period of the 1970s when the Dalit Panther movement was soon, to begin with, the influence of the Black Panther movement of the west. The following short story speaks of the relationship of two sisters under the premise of the revolution.
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Resurrection

i have arrived at my altar. hark! i rise, i...
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