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How many words do you need to tell a story that tugs on the heartstrings?
Our fast-paced lives mean we are always on the move, distracted by our smartphones and new content on Netflix. No one has the time or patience to read a full-length novel. But what if one still wants to read engaging stories without spending hours?
Potpourri of Drabble is a collection of 100-word stories that hits the right spot in satisfying the bookworm within but without too much investment of time. One can read these micro-fiction tales on the go, even if they have only five minutes to spare. In this unique collection, each drabble depicts a range of emotions, from love, sadness, rage, and betrayal. With most stories having a twist at the end, these stories will tug on your heartstrings.
Dive into the world of Potpourri of Drabble and discover the power of brevity where each story lingers long after the last page.
Harshita Nanda
Harshita Nanda is an avid reader and a lover of the written word. Despite her engineering background, her devotion to the written word remained constant.
Her first novella, Xanadu: Three Souls Searching For Paradise, was published in 2021, followed by her memoir, BITS and Pieces: A Collage of My BITSian Memories, in 2022.
Her articles and short stories have been published on leading websites like SheThePeople.tv, Momspresso.com and WomensWeb.in.
“Potpourri Of Drabble” is a collection of her (much) appreciated 100 Word Stories.
