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Green

Margo Petrucha -
I used to live with my dad on a weed farm in Humboldt County. His grand mission in life was to breed the perfect...
Restless Cases

A Minimalist Guide to Minimalism

Aarushi Aggarwal -
Minimalism sucks. No, not fundamentally (say, like fascism) but in its ultimate goal. It is an elusive pursuit; a constant work-in-progress. And how it could not be? There are never enough things that you cannot own.
Flash Fiction

Cubicles

Aarti Mukhedkar -
"No one is waiting for him, but he has to be on time. "
Restless Cases

How To Avoid Rabies

R.P, T.R., and Y.N. -
"For anyone who asks, this is what happened: Lara kissed the dog. Then the dog she’s dating wanted a kiss too."
Mr and Mrs Moody

“The Remote Is Mine, Mona!”

ALMA Staff -
““Mona, can you come out of the damn kitchen! I think this might be it,” Mr Moody shrieked, “this is when I die.””
Restless Cases

An Invitation to the Troll Army

Shalini Verma -
“So, when my husband tweeted ‘J for Judiciary, J for Joke’, he was promptly chastised by a quick-witted troll, “A for Ashir, A for A**h*le.””
Restless Cases

Freshman Fraudery

Aarti Mukhedkar -
"My excess baggage had resulted in a handbag full of hostile playdates: a downcast novella, one teaspoon of sanitizer, two broken chargers, a single shoe from a pair of  Doc Martens, and a beanie.”
On that Note

Crazy Climate Change and the Pleasure of Protesting

Britta Sunburnt -
Save the planet from the comfort of your home!
Write-Wing

A Confused Joe Biden Forgets About The Elections, Delivers His Victory Speech In A Denny’s

Kanishk Devgan -
Everyone’s favourite big boy, Biden, gives a scintillating victory speech after accomplishing the near-impossible task of defeating two reality television stars in a presidential election (or so he thinks)
Poetry

and how does that make you feel

Shanaia Kapoor -
A poem by Shanaia Kapoor.

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