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THE CURE—GHULAM NABI SHAHID

Sep 26, 2025 | Antonym Magazine, Fiction

TRANSLATED FROM URDU BY HUZAIFA PANDIT No sooner was the fajr adhaan over, that...

INTERVIEW WITH SHANTA GOKHALE—OWSHNIK GHOSH

Sep 15, 2025 | Antonym Magazine, Colloquy

INTERVIEW WITH SHANTA GOKHALE BY OWSHNIK GHOSH Shanta Gokhale is an Indian writer,...

SUNARMA — MAHBUB MAYUKH RISHAD

Aug 23, 2025 | Antonym Magazine, Fiction

TRANSLATED FROM BENGALI BY RAJIB MAHMUD 1 The wayward wind has returned like a...

GOD IS A TRADER — VINUTA HANCHINAMANI

Aug 16, 2025 | Antonym Magazine, Fiction

TRANSLATED FROM KANNADA BY THE AUTHOR It was a scorching afternoon in May. The sun hung...

BOOK REVIEW OF THE HUNGER THAT MOVED A GODDESS AND OTHER STORIES BY ENDAPALLI BHARATHI — NISHI PULUGURTHA

Aug 9, 2025 | Antonym Magazine, Reviews

BY NISHI PULUGURTHA The Hunger That Moved A Goddess and Other Stories by Endapalli Bharathi...

POEMS — SUFI SHOWKAT

Aug 3, 2025 | Antonym Magazine, Poetry

TRANSLATED FROM KASHMIRI BY MOHAMMAD ZAHID Contemplations about Life (One) You have to...

POETIC FRAGMENTS — STÈVE-WILIFRID MOUNGUENGUI

Jul 26, 2025 | Antonym Magazine, Poetry

In Poetic Fragments, the speaker longs for her beloved, whom she met only once, at the beginning of time, and now tries to trace him through her poetry.

A Letter Arrived — Surya Dhananjay

Jul 19, 2025 | Antonym Magazine, Fiction

Parthu fled home at a very tender age after getting scolded by his father. He was determined to become a movie star like Chiranjeevi someday. Eighteen long years have passed, and there has been no word from Parthu about his whereabout, then suddenly one day a letter arrived that shook the entire family.