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The apocalypse has finally hit Melbourne, but for 16 eccentric preppers hoarding exactly one type of essential each, the real threat is the neighbors. When the lights go out, alliances crumble into a hilarious, Mad Max-style suburban showdown of booby-trapped toilet paper and weaponized wine. Dive into this laugh-out-loud satire that proves when the end of the world arrives, true survival takes a lot more than just a solitary stash!

In the spice-scented chaos of Old Delhi, bribery is the price of survival—until one merchant refuses to pay. His defiance sparks a breathtaking chain reaction, raining money onto the streets and proving that integrity can still bloom in the city’s ancient dust.

As the spiritual fire of the mortal Rishis threatens to melt the foundations of the heavens, Indra, King of the Gods, turns to his ultimate weapon of distraction. Menaka, the most enchanting Apsara of the celestial court, is dispatched on a divine mission: to break the unwavering focus of the sages through the irresistible power of beauty and grace.

Gemini said Teaser When Hindu deities descend to Bangalore to buy a flat, they discover their celestial powers are utterly useless against the city's true apex predators: bribe-hungry bureaucrats. It takes a frustrated IT professional armed with a bucket of dirty water to spark a viral revolution, proving to the Gods that everyday mortal courage is the ultimate superpower.

For thousand years Ravana has kidnapped Komal Gupta across lifetimes—from Egyptian pharaoh to Martian tyrant—only to lose her every time to her true love. In his final, disastrous incarnation he’s a cash-strapped airline owner who accidentally abducts Lakshya Malhotra… mid-drag transition video. A razor-sharp satirical novella where the Ramayana ends not with war, but with viral content, a fashion empire, and the most pragmatic karmic divorce in history.

What if the exile that shook the heavens wasn't Rama’s to bear? In this daring reimagining, King Dasharatha takes to the forest with a defiant Kaikeyi, sparking a cosmic war that forces a queen of shadows to become a savior of worlds.

🇪🇪 See luulekogu on aus ja mitmekesine rännak läbi nooruse, mõtete, tunnete ja eneseotsingu. Soovijast proovijaks ja edasi? ühendab mängulisuse ja sügavuse, kutsudes lugejat kaasa teele, kus proovimisest saab mõistmine ja luulest peegel iseendale. 🇬🇧 This poetry collection is an honest and vivid journey through youth, thought, emotion, and self-discovery. From Wisher to Doer and Beyond? combines playfulness with depth, inviting readers into a world where trying becomes understanding and poetry becomes a mirror of the self.

Fleeing flooded Bihar for the gleaming skyscrapers of Bengaluru, Chunmun Singh expects steady jobs but gets a daily masterclass in xenophobia instead. Don't Call Me Goobe is a hilarious, heartbreaking 30-day odyssey of misplaced Kannada phrases, hostile commutes, and the shattering of the great Indian urban dream.

In the neon-drenched underbelly of Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, weary god Brahma decides his successor won’t be a saint — he summons twenty of the city’s most notorious criminals for a cosmic job interview. Arsonists, con artists and meme lords must answer an eight-fold quiz on creating universes, fusing stars and forging life, all while revealing their darkest street-smarts. When the ultimate deceiver Susan Alias is chosen, she scams reality itself into existence — only to discover that becoming God leaves her utterly, eternally alone.

Twenty ruthless Indian tycoons each paid Swami Nityanirvana one billion dollars for a VIP reincarnation package—only to wake up as tigers, cockroaches, cows, frogs and stray dogs. Now the saffron-robed swami criss-crosses neon-drenched India with his glowing SoulTracker GPS and crackling Speak2Beast app, hunting their bewildered animal souls to drag them to Vistara, Gujarat’s ultra-luxury sanctuary for the formerly human. A wildly funny, incense-scented divine comedy where karma bites back—hard, hairy, and hilariously human.Meta

He survived the legendary Kurukshetra war, but can the immortal warrior Ashwatthama survive the endless red tape of modern Indian bureaucracy? Cursed to wander eternally, his simple quest for an Aadhaar card turns him into an exploited mascot for a parade of opportunistic politicians. Dive into a biting satirical novella where ancient myth collides with systemic indifference, proving that the modern world's greatest curses are written on government forms.

What happens when the world’s most arrogant prince picks a divine prankster to lead him into battle? In this riotous retelling of the Mahabharata, Duryodhana snubs Krishna for Narada Muni, turning the Kurukshetra war into eighteen days of cosmic absurdity and hilariously backfiring schemes. Narada's Kurukshetra proves that when hubris meets a celestial jester, laughter is the most devastating weapon on the battlefield.

Beyond the shimmering gold and sentient cloud-palaces of Indra’s court lies a celestial web of divine envy and political intrigue. Step into a world where the air breathes light and the fragrance of Parijata blossoms masks the restless insecurities of the gods. Guided by the eternal traveler Narada Muni and the cosmic resonance of his Mahathi veena, this novella pulls back the veil on the staggering splendor and hidden shadows of the heavenly realms.

When Draupadi’s saree refuses to end in the middle of the royal court, the Mahabharata’s most infamous scene gets the cosmic comedy treatment it always deserved. In The Saree Glitch, twenty wildly different sages—from the Sage of Logic to the Master of Breath—take turns explaining the “infinite fabric” as everything from quantum entanglement to a rear-end bug in cosmic garment design. What begins as tragedy ends as the universe’s greatest wardrobe malfunction, proving that fate, karma, and ego are all just one very long, very funny glitch.

Death was supposed to be a silent, dreamless void; instead, it’s a scheduled interview. Armed with logic and a lifetime of doubt, twenty-five souls step into a reality built from their own memories to settle the score with a God they never believed in.