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The attractions Roopa experienced and the fantasies she entertained as a teen shaped a male imagery that ensconced her subconscious. Insensibly, confident carriage came to be associated with the image of maleness in her mind-set. Her acute consciousness of masculinity only increased her vulnerability to it, making her womanliness crave for the maleness for its gratification. However, as her father was constrained to help her in becoming a doctor, she opts to marry, hoping that Sathyam might serve her cause though the persona she envisioned as masculine, she found lacking in him. But as he fails to go with her idea, she becomes apathetic towards him, and insensibly sinks into her friend ...

After letting me pen over a score of articles, though my muse prompted me to enter into the arena of fiction, yet it made me struggle to come up with the opening lines of my maiden novel for over ten days or so before “That winter night in the mid-seventies, the Janata Express was racing rhythmically on its tracks towards the coast of Andhra Pradesh. As its headlight pierced the darkness of the fertile plains, the driver honked the horn as though to awake the sleepy environs to the spectacle of the speeding train. On that, in the S-3, were the Ramaiahs with their nine year-old daughter Roopa.”But then “the train stopped at a village station, as though to disrupt Roopa’s daydreams of ...

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    This story is about the 5th or sixth times I did Melbourne Assessment Prison. I was given a bottom cell because I got given a billiard job on Spencer Street, and everything was going sweet until this young person, who had a grudge against me for some reason, kept coming around my cell. First, he tried to make a move on my shoes in his cell with three of his friends. He asked me if he just took my shoes off me, what would I do. I told him he would have to wipe the blood off them first, and he was debating with me whether it would be his blood or my blood. I just said, "find out," then he left.He came back by himself with a ping pong ball full of matchheads but only abo...