Literature

By gmrunner Stories of Egonomics Literature

12 Feb: The Invisible Cost of Being a Photographer in the White World

Oslo is a city of closed doors.Not locked. Closed! There’s a difference. Locked doors announce refusal.Closed doors are quieter. They…

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By gmrunner Stories of Egonomics Literature

13 Jan: The Remaking of a Natural Storyteller

I earlier wrote about how I discovered, “I was a natural storyteller.” Not because I chose it.Not because I practiced it.But…

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By gmrunner Stories of Egonomics Literature

01 Nov: The Art of Brushing Teeth on Steroids

I’m hungry. Always! Okay, if not always, then most of the times. It doesn’t matter how long ago was my…

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By gmrunner Literature Stories of Egonomics

11 Feb: The Making And Unmaking of Natural Storyteller

I have always been a storyteller. Not by choice. Not because I wanted to be. But because I had to…

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By gmrunner Literature Stories of Egonomics Tales from Trails

05 Feb: Living in Room 101. Ministry of Love.

I live in the Room 101. Room 101 exists. It is not a concept. It is not a theory. It’s…

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By gmrunner Stories of Egonomics Literature

01 Feb: The Onion I Didn’t Want To Peel

I do not know when it began. The peeling. Maybe it was always happening, so slow and quiet that I never noticed it at first. And now, here I am. Still peeling. Still pulling at layer after layer, thinking—each time—that surely this must be the last one. But there is always more. More to strip away. More to lose. What if, after all of this, there is nothing left? Just hollow space where something should have been. I do not have answers yet. But maybe it is enough to just pause. To sit with the layers, with the fog, with the uncertainty.

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By gmrunner Literature Stories of Egonomics

22 Jan: The Suitcase (Hindi)

मेरे पास एक सूटकेस है। मैं कहीं भी जाऊं, मैं कुछ भी करूं, या मैं कितनी ही तेज़ी से दौड़ूँ,…

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19 Nov: Delhi’s AQI crosses 1900! What does that mean?

The piece expresses a personal perspective on Delhi’s alarming air quality, linking it to the author’s father’s worsening health due to asthma. The article contrasts differing AQI measurement systems, emphasizing the confusion created by media sensationalism. It calls for public understanding and collaboration across regions to tackle air pollution effectively.