Story: ‘Dust’ by Bidisha
We are pleased to now make this short story available to the public.
We are pleased to now make this short story available to the public.
‘When an idea has been tightened, skinned, moulded, crafted until it can be honed no more, what remains is crisply worded bliss.’ BIDISHA discusses the 8-year process of crafting and redrafting her story ‘Dust’.
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