Leaning against the two motorcycles, we chat for hours. Just like the old days. The masks are a...
Under the Old Banyan Tree, We Meet – Marzia Rahman
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Leaning against the two motorcycles, we chat for hours. Just like the old days. The masks are a...
Every house has chests. Secrets folded under the stacks of silks and starched cotton. Some houses...
My name is Malti. I was named after a flower, my grandmother told me, but she couldn’t tell my...
I’d secret names for the men I went out with. Animal names. No, it’s not offensive. It’s...
Photograph - Aritra Sanyal Back then, Baba sold balloons; Ma worked as a cook in two houses. And...
I have thirty-nine hats, mostly fedoras, some panamas, and a few trilbies. Each of them holds onto...
The Antonym December Flash Fiction Contest FinalistAnd the days smell like copper. And the nights...
Marzia Rahman is a Bangladeshi fiction writer and translator. Her flashes have appeared globally in many literary journals. Her novella-in-flash Life on the Edges was longlisted in the Bath Novella-in-Flash Award Competition in 2018.