Day 46: Hellhound by Tejaswinee Roychowdhury, read anonymously

09/15/21 • 10 min

Kaidankai: Ghost and Supernatural Stories

This week's animal theme continues with a story where dreams and reality cross, where fears and worries should be heeded, and where ignoring the warnings can lead to dire consequences.
Made in '93, Tejaswinee is a lawyer with a Master's degree in Business Laws from the Department of Law, University of Calcutta. She resides in the city of Chandannagar in West Bengal, India. Tejaswinee often finds catharsis through the written word, but mostly she spends half the day daydreaming and imagining stuff, and she loves writing across genres. She also dabbles in the occasional poetry. Music is her drug, travel brings her peace, and solitude is her therapy.
Her socials are: Twitter - @TejaswineeRC & Instagram - @tejaswineeroychowdhury
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Day 45: The Komaba Crows by Ghiselle Camacho, read by Michael Rhys

A late night taxi ride reveals the strange history of a woman's neighborhood and the morbid reason so many crows live in a nearby forest.
Ghiselle Camacho is a wannabe Renaissance woman who diddles with anything her muses collide into. She is an actor, writer, poet, gardener, chef, photographer and visual artist. She's a third-culture Filipino-Canadian living in Japan with her Canadian husband and Japan-born Canadian children. You can see a video of Komaba Crows at https://youtu.be/Jvk327DVUDM. The video shows the location of the stadium and the corner where the trees were cut.
Michael Rhys is a Tokyo-based voice actor and writer and teller of short tales. His website http://www.rhys.exposed highlights his various talents and collections.
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Day 47: Lepidopterophobia by Sam Kaufman, read by Ghiselle Camacho

A tranquil day in the garden turns strange when one girl saves a butterfly doomed to be squished by another.
Sam Kaufman is a writer from Connecticut. She started avidly writing in her sophomore year of high school doing both novels and short stories. She mostly writes dystopian tales but occasionally slips into fantasy as it is her favorite genre to read. This flash fiction is her first dip into the genre of horror.
Read by Ghiselle Camacho, a wannabe Rennaisance woman based in Japan.
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