Introduction to “Passing Clouds”

Many of us lose our friends and family every passing day, but not all of us try to completely wipe our memories clean, considering most of them to be nothing more than passing clouds, in fear of being sunk in sorrow. Rather, we cherish our encounters, encapsulate our emotions and remember them.

“Passing Clouds” by Chethana Nagulapalli shows how terribly a few of us are trying our best to wipe our memories clean in the pursuit of keeping ourselves happy and what it means when one realises the insignificance of some relationships.

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Flash Fiction

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Details

1. ​Ages: Above 21
2. Category: Flash Fiction
3. Commission: Individual Work
4. Edition: 1st
5. Genre: Satire
6. Type: Open

Team

1. Contributor
   Chethana Nagulapalli
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2. Editors
   Edlyn D’souza, &
   Tarun Chintam
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3. Photographer
   Pankaj Tottada

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Cover Photo by Pankaj Tottada