Presenting ladies and gentleman , our first book.
Selected short stories from Melonade – A nationwide writing competition by writersmelon.com
Why read this?
The spine chilling tale of Tina and her obsession with Uncle Joe. Graham, Daniel their friendship, life and death. Vampires, guardians adventures at night. Coffee, love and a new couple. Imli and her mother in a complex web of darkness. A small town girl confused about virginity. Michael Jaikishen and his writing endeavours. Child adoption by a gay couple. The epic Mahabharat re written in our own premises. A juicy love story by our guest author Sujata Parashar These and many other unputdownable stories in this book. First brush on the canvas, is a collection of 14 short stories by new authors who have put down compelling stories that are worth telling the world. The book is an outcome of thousands of stories received every year for Melonade – A nationwide writing competition conducted by writersmelon.com & judged by some immensely popular & best selling authors in India. This book celebrates the very special feeling of doing something for the ‘first time’ & aims at spreading the love for reading books & encouraging more writers to tell their stories & get published.\n\n
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