The drawing room.
The curtain.
A mad night.
And nothingness.
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- Just two more minutes please...
- Death of Eve*?
- Introducing: The Indian Shitizen
- Obituary: What Happens Next
- Rebel Warrior
- Leopards, Slush Fields and Nightmare
- Bugger off, I want.
- The Devil's Lair
- The world is full o' weeping...
- BAN-NER
- Survival tips for (stupid) people who live alone
- poisonin food,
- Flashback: Just writing
- The Decibel
- Slashed doggy for breakfast
- Damaged goods.
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- The If Only
- I am beautiful, dammit!
- Feels like the fog
- ‘Sex is a big part of our relationship”
- Heebeegeebees
- Kya karega Pandu, jab kismet ho gandu?
- "Mere paas arse hai"
- Princess Loona: As Usual, A Prophesy
- Wind me up, turn me on!
- Marriage at Rs 15,000
- Anonymous
- Hello, Beautiful
- Moot Point.
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- Swapping Lives
- Smelly Pink Cat
- Optimistic Cynic
- Rahul P
- The Free Spirit
- Hopeless, Am I?
- Adventurous Escapades
Emancipation of Eve by Jhoomur Bose is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 Australia License.
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"Bitterness born of betrayal and disappointment, jealousy and resentment — half of life here involves safeguarding yourself from the plague of Bitterosity. [A young person with dreams] becomes another grumbling embittered crank, a querulous angry radio-talk-show caller, an anonymous poster, a failed writer complaining about his publisher."
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