God’s Council is the story of eleven Creators, the forms of life created by the Eternal Energy worshipped as God. Many centuries after their inception, these Creators create life in the form of humans, fairies and many more life forms.

“The Four Brothers” by R. S. Chintalapati is the story that begins after the Kulas made humans and are still creating fairies. However, before all the fairies are made, the Kulas are attacked. Though they win, the portal that connects them to the rest of the universe is sealed.

Often in our modern societies, families stand firmly to show that they are progressive and support modern ideas. They uphold women’s empowerment, talk against patriarchy and clap for same-sex love. However, it is only practical until they are not affected. The moment one of their own acts on these, they are immediately corrected or prosecuted.

“Kisses & Koffee” by Mounika Kodeboina tells the story of two girls who are in love and call each other Kisses & Koffee. They believe in their families’ pretence about their progressiveness and reveal their feelings. Not only are they shunned, but there is much more in store for them.

Emperor Akori is summoned to the astral world to lead a force & before he leaves his mortal form, as his last command, he orders his daughter to be crowned instead of his son & heir. However, a girl’s succession isn’t easy amongst the Sorens.

“Akori’s Throne” by R. S. Chintalapati tells the story of how two siblings fought for a throne while willing to pay their lives for it. It shows how a few victories mean frivolity even when they offer everything in return. 

The first part of An Artist’s Dream tells the story of Naina through ten incidents that changed her life, relations, perception & character. It shows how a girl in the pursuit of love makes decisions that seal her fate.

“Your Adorable Artist” by Nikhila Kotni is an individual’s journey from hating hypocrites to becoming one. It conveys how a traumatised child seeks love at all costs and is willing to trade anything, including her own child.​