The Room With One Window Joseph Mathew was admitted to the hospital just before midnight. At that hour, the corridors were hushed, as if even illness had learned to whisper. The fluorescent lights glowed softly, not harsh like the daytime ones, but tired—like they too had seen too much suffering and were trying to be […]
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A Perfect Speech, One Minute Too Early I still remember that evening very clearly.It was the send-off meeting for our parish priest. The meeting was fixed for four o’clock in the evening, which in village time usually means anytime between four and five. Everyone knows that clocks move faster than people in the high ranges.
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God’s Own Country… Different Housing Rules Mrs Philomena Varghese of Kottayam was very proud of three things.Her house.Her garden.And the fact that people noticed both. The house had sixteen rooms, each with a purpose – even if some of those purposes remained undiscovered. Italian tiles gleamed like Sunday-morning shoes. The garden was trimmed so neatly
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