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IWW eJournal March 2012

iww eJournal 2012- Issue No.3, March 2012

Welcome to the third issue of iww-ejournal.

Indus Woman Writing began with a dream to accomplish providing a 'space of their own' to writers worldwide. Today, we are at the third issue of the e-journal and it is going strong. Over a period of time, we have seen writers from all across the globe contribute to this dream. Writer David Eddings once famously said, " Start early and work hard. A writer's apprenticeship usually involves writing a million words (which are then discarded) before he's almost ready to begin. That takes a while." Writing can be a catharsis, an exercise of sorts for the brain. Though its appalling that many do not spend as much time as they should on reading books and literary activities, we still believe that the pen is mightier than the sword...and it truly is. While we wholeheartedly welcome our new writers; we profusely thank the old ones, who have been associated with us for a while. In a fickle marketplace where monetary benefits precede creativity most of the times; we're glad we have a group who still believe in the goodness of the written world.

Do write on, and do leave your feedback on the current issue as well as the others; as and when they come... Let's form an unbreakable community of writers; right here, at Induswomanwriting!

Editorial Team

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Contents of this issue

As You Say

Religion Sees No Boundaries? - By Mohit Singh
Whose land is it anyway? - By Sneha Subramanian Kanta

Short Stories

Trouble in Eden - By Eva Bell
Memories at an Unshared Space - By Sneha Subramanian Kanta
Amaresh- By Geetashree Chatterjee

Poems

Steps - By Sneha Subramanian Kanta
Sad Demise - By Sneha Subramanian Kanta
Blessing - By Sneha Subramanian Kanta
When I took the wrong Path - By Sahil.M.Beg
Midnight Sight - By Sahil.M.Beg
Shoe Lace - By Isabel Cecilia Pascual
No Words - By Isabel Cecilia Pascual
Mournful Cry - By Khushboo

Perspective

Alibaba's Cave - By Vimala Ramu

Children's Stories