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Monks Of The Old Country (37 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Short Stories
Lullaby (39 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Short Stories
Kindergarten: A Day From Childhood (18 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Memoirs
Just Another Day (16 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Poetry
Incomplete (43 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Short Stories
Her . (41 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Poetry
Guilty I am, But You're Not Blameless (32 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Poetry
Facade (32 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Poetry
Emerald Lake (23 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Poetry
Closure (32 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Poetry
Bread (28 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Short Stories
Abyss (32 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Short Stories
The Diva In Me (39 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Memoirs
A Kiss On His Forehead (52 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Short Stories
Naani's Little Nuskha (78 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Memoirs
Micro-fiction - 4 (41 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Short Stories
A Coupon To Heaven (39 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Short Stories
The Criminalized Victim (30 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Poetry
Micro-fiction - 3 (49 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Short Stories
What Goes Around, Comes Around - The Other Side (56 votes)
Posted 12 years ago under Offbeat > Short Stories

Latest posts by Sreesha Divakaran

Eating Wasps, by Anita Nair
"Perhaps the fault lay with me. No man wanted me enough to put me above everything else." At this point, I think I read Anita Nair out of habit and loyalty. I'm no longer the reader I was five years ago, completely besotted with her writing . There was a time when I believed in ... Continue reading...
Posted on 27 December 2018 | 10:07 am
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One Summer, by David Baldacci
I can't find a quote to begin this review with. Even though One Summer was preachy and spoke at length about life and what it is and what it's not, and while all of it was written in large font, it turned my expression and my mind rather wooden. Jack Armstrong is dying. He's 35 ... Continue reading...
Posted on 31 May 2018 | 2:45 pm
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The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, by Stuart Turton
"If this isn't hell, the devil is surely taking notes." Is it possible to miss a book once you've finished it? The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton is quite a book - both in content and size. [The edition I received is called The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, but to ... Contin...
Posted on 28 May 2018 | 10:09 am
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Sreesha Divakaran's latest posts on IndiVine

Monks Of The Old Country (37 votes)

Lullaby (39 votes)

Kindergarten: A Day From Childhood (18 votes)

Just Another Day (16 votes)

Incomplete (43 votes)

Her . (41 votes)

Guilty I am, But You're Not Blameless (32 votes)

Facade (32 votes)

Emerald Lake (23 votes)

Closure (32 votes)

Bread (28 votes)

Abyss (32 votes)

The Diva In Me (39 votes)

A Kiss On His Forehead (52 votes)

Naani's Little Nuskha (78 votes)

Micro-fiction - 4 (41 votes)

A Coupon To Heaven (39 votes)

The Criminalized Victim (30 votes)

Micro-fiction - 3 (49 votes)

What Goes Around, Comes Around - The Other Side (56 votes)

Latest posts by Sreesha Divakaran

Latest posts by Sreesha Divakaran