A disgruntled bus driver visits his doctor complaining about his bloated stomach. As he tells his disturbing story of night-dwellers, feral women and gruesome murder; the doctor begins to suspect this isn't a usual complaint...or patient. "When did your symptoms start?"

Highest Rank : #8 in Random Winner of The Glimmer Awards 2017 Winner of The Diamond Awards 2017 Winner of The Best Story Award 2017 A collection of musings, thoughts, feelings, out of context narratives and poems exploring human emotions, written from the perspective of an overtly sensitive girl. Reviews : This book is relatable and realistic. It touches a few topics that might make people uncomfortable but that's how real and deep this book is. These topics make you wonna read more. All in all a very good read. - @LattyBritish (Judge at The Glimmer Awards 2017) I can't explain the feeling I had when I read this, I had a couple moments of deja vu while reading through it. This heartbreaking, honest and beautiful compilation of poems practically sucks you into the author's world. - @abc12204 (Judge at The Diamond Awards) ************************** All stories are original and copyright of Arpita Mukherjee. © 2017 Arpita Mukherjee. All rights reserved. Only the author holds the right to reproduce, distribute, display or perform the protected work, or to make derivative works. Any sort of infringement will be legally dealt with under Section 62 of the Copyright Act, 1957 , jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, India. ************************** Remember to vote, comment and share. Feedbacks, negative and positive alike, are always welcome. ************************* Date of publication : 10th March, 2017

They say every dead person has a home. Olivia found her home with The Lovely Suicide Children. At first, it was everything she could ever imagine. However, the first impressions are usually wrong. (Trigger warnings)

This isn't a story about love. Well, at least it doesn't look like it right now. It's just me. I don't think there's enough out there about what happens when that love ends. What does it look like to be raw and vulnerable? What does it feel like to be left by the one you would do anything for? What do you do when your heart is broken? I'm not holding back. This isn't even a story. Screw structure. Screw acceptance. These are the thoughts that cloud my head when I'm alone in bed struggling to sleep. These are the demons that haunt me when I am most fragile. This is me, and these are my midnight moments.

After his untimely death, our protagonist, Max, has been 'blessed' with powers from Satan. He must learn how to control them, and more importantly, hide them as well. This description also plays as a disclaimer. There are a lot of concepts that will anger towards religion. It's not glorifying the devil, but it doesn't bag on him either.