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My Rough Book

Shantanu Agasthyan

Miscellaneous writings on psychology, philosophy, sociology, and literature, expressed through literary fiction, essays, novels, and short stories.

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A Summer Ride to Ooty: part 4



There was a Super Deluxe bus that ran overnight from Bangalore to Pala. I kept doing the math in my head, trying to guess when it would reach Gudalur. Half past midnight, probably. Either way, we needed to beat it there.

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Fidha 3



I’d gone to bed late, so I woke up later than usual. I stirred once, early on, but slid right back into sleep—the kind of deep, blissful oblivion you resent anyone for interrupting.
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Spend enough time wandering through literary Substack and certain names begin to feel like familiar companions. Virginia Woolf appears every few days. Kafka never seems to leave. Dostoevaky is in every...

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Astrology as Character Curriculum



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To be a hedonist in the cremation ground and an ascetic in the palace.


I wrote this line in my journal some two years ago. For some reason, I kept returning to that line the way you r...

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Shahana Parveen



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​I have returned to this crumbling house, the only inheritance that truly remained mine. There is nothing here worthy of pride, though every wall is burdened with remembrance.

I write for one reason alone: s...

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