Kali Ma: A Collection of Short Stories

By El.T. Fullah

A megalomaniac violinist performs for his followers.
A religious leader proclaims that Pi is exactly 3.14.
A social outcast investigates why she cannot see the color blue.
A scientist suffering from late-stage cancer tries to communicate with aliens through music.
An artist specializing in making ""snuff films"" is contacted by a potential client.
A doctor tries an experimental method to build empathy within an antisocial murderer.
A demonic entity preys on trivial slights from your past.
A misogynist is not prepared for what awaits him in a village of only men.
A couple experiencing marital issues smokes a magical marijuana which reveals their most suppressed thoughts.
I detail step by step how I am going to rob you and get away with it.
And more. . . .

• Language: English
• Publisher: Aghori Publishing Press
• Release date: Feb 18, 2023
• ISBN: 9781662935466

Book preview

The Violinist’s Concert

Look at me! the violinist shrieked. Look at how well I play this violin! Look how fast I can play it and how many notes in succession I can achieve! Tell me how good I am!

The crowd cheered, You are amazing! We love you!

The performer smirked, the validation and reverence filling the void between his low self-esteem and gargantuan ego.

I am better than you, right?

Yes! The crowd responded.

You see yourselves as inferior to me?

Of course!

Do you want me, a superior being, to play more for you plebeians?

Please!

Well, you will have to do something for me… I need to separate my true supporters from those who have recently hopped on the bandwagon.

We will do anything! The crowd shouted in unison. We will debase ourselves as much as is to your liking!

The performer stood from his chair and set down his violin. Kill the person next to you.

For several moments, the concertgoers stood paralyzed. Then several groupies in the front row began viciously scratching and clawing at their neighbors. The feral violence metastasized, and the congregation devolved into bloody entropy.

After the grisly deaths of approximately half of the audience, the violinist raised his hand.

The remaining concertgoers halted as commanded.

Those of you who are still living, the violinist announced, I bestow the glory upon you of being better fans than those you killed. You proved your worth to me. You have earned the right to keep hearing me play the violin.

The bloodied audience roared.

The violinist returned to his chair. Lifting his instrument again, the performer began peacocking his holy musical miracles once more to his most ardent devotees.

Idolatry

What are symbols? Rahul asked the fellow villagers who had gathered around him.

Above murmurs in the crowd, one villager responded loudly, Symbols are representations of revered concepts.

Rahul scoffed. What revered concepts did the Holy Tree represent?

The Holy Tree, which you desecrated, represents humility - the supremacy of nature over man.

So why am I tied to this stake and about to be burned to death by my fellow men? Is nature commanding you all to murder me?

The crowd remained silent.

Don’t you all see the insanity behind your idolatry?

Reviews for Kali Ma

[yash singh · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Third class writer plz. write a book on allah stories can write on reality ???

[Rupesh Wadher · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Ban it boycott it nothing else, worst book ever created on this planet
Fictional stories about a great goddess humiliation of feelings of million
s and spreading false content

[Mohit Anand · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Yahan per kali maa ko fasi de rahe ho
Jis mulle ne ye book banani hai wo najayaj aulad apne Allah ho fasi per latkao or apni maa ke najayaj aulad yahan apni maa ki pic laga
Hame in website walo ka bhi bahishkar kerna chaiye Jo aise katwo ko badawa dete hai or inki books bechte hai

[Rahul Gupta · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Cover of this is highly objectionable and disrespectful of religious containt. Remove this book

[Naresh Mali · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

ESI koi book banata he kush to malum hona cahiye ki me kya lik rahaa hu daru pike liki he kya

[Shivani Dhiman · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

The cover of the book is not only distressing but offensive and disrespectful towards the people of hindu community. Portraying Godess Kaali in this way is extremely disrespectful and shows your lack of creativity and limited knowledge about the Goddess itself. It is a request to change the title and cover of the book as soon as possible.