Skeletons in the Cupboard

Skeletons in the Cupboard is 80 pages of short, personal, fictions by me, Aliya N. Anindita a.k.a. PseudoMon. Some of them are science fiction, some are fantasy, some are surrealist nonsense, all of them are bite-sized and can be read in one sitting. The cover art is definitely cooler than the stories themselves, but I still think they're pretty good!

I made this book just as a way to compile my many scattered stories, but as I was scouring my computer for the bits and pieces I wrote, I realised that some of them are quite personal, a mirror to specific time and space and mindset. Hence the title of the collection: they're the skeletons in my closet, which I found collecting dust in my cupboard.

UPDATE: At this point, this collection is quite old and like to think I've gotten better over the years. Still, these are a good representation of a moment in time, and I think they're still worth keeping up here. There are a few typos and grammatical errors in the version uploaded here, but unfortunately I don't have the time to fix them. Hope you can enjoy them regardless!

Features:

• A little over 15 thousand words, spread in about 80 pages.
• Yeah, just words. No pictures. Sorry.
• 18 different stories. 2 of which can be categorized as short stories, while the other 16 are what can be called flash fictions.
• Available in the three formats e-books are known to exist in.
• Jump between stories with a table of contents that work in all devices!
• Short comment for each story to contextualize why they were written. Perfectly skippable.
• I can promise at least one dragon and one skeleton.
• Also a cat.

Don't want to download anything? You can also read the book online!

If you see a typo or weird formatting, it's probably not intentional. Send me a message!