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Thank you so much for the wishes.🤗

Originally posted by: SoniRita

Congrats to winner and runner up🥳

Originally posted by: Bee222

Congrats guys!! smiley40

@So-so, I liked your other entries as well ❤️ Great work! 👏

@physics-girl, aap to cha gaye ji! Last moment participation mein runner-up 😯 kya baat hai smiley36smiley32

Congratulations again smiley40

Thank you so much ☺️🤗.

Bold- wahi toh I can't believe it myself 😁

Originally posted by: MinionBoss

We would like to thank everyone for their amazing entries to the Phobia contest. We had a great time reading all the entries and are now sharing them here. Feel free to now post your entries where you would like.

Note these entries are in no particular order. Please be kind to the entries and participants and only provide constructive criticism. Grammar/spelling or correcting phobias is not allowed.

Great work, everyone! I had an amazing time reading the stories

Thanks to the CC team for organizing this wonderful contest ❤

Originally posted by: oye_nakhrewaali

Maria made it😅

Mast banaye hai 🤗

All the entries were just so good, it was very difficult to pick a few. Congrats So-So and Physics_girl for being the winner and the runner-up, respectively. Congratulations to other participants too for writing such awesome microtales.

Originally posted by: Quantum-Dot

All the entries were just so good, it was very difficult to pick a few. Congrats So-So and Physics_girl for being the winner and the runner-up, respectively. Congratulations to other participants too for writing such awesome microtales.

Thank you so much🤗. Had a nice time participating and also reading all the entries 😁. Learnt a lot😁

Originally posted by: Physics_girl

Thank you so much🤗. Had a nice time participating and also reading all the entries 😁. Learnt a lot😁

The badge is attractive, thank you, x.titli.x. Congratulations to the winners!

Thank you, organizers, I enjoyed the challenge of writing stories that revolve around phobias. You pretended that AubodroKhargosh's 15-word explanatory note for a 20-word story was its own story - that's a savage sense of humour!

So-So, I like how you created a sense of haphephobia with simple but effective sentences in this story. I especially like how the "washed" ... "wash" repetition brings out the "urgently" feeling.

2. He touched her hand lovingly. Disgust washed over her. She urgently needed to wash her hands!

So-So, this story effectively takes the reader into the claustrophobic space. Nicely written!

8. The door slammed shut! No escape! The thick walls seemed to be getting closer. Horror constricted my throat.

Sudharies, you managed to present several characters in a few words with this story.

8. Handsome man... Locked eyes...

Drew closer....

"Dance...?

Perceived shirt..

"Nope...."

His face fell

Friends scowled... "He's Hot"

"Excessive Buttons"....Nausea!

m4manju, this story nicely details the life of someone with anuptaphobia.

1. She dreaded her 30th birthday. No boyfriends yet! She spends sleepless nights thinking what if she can’t find one?

vaidharbhi95, the contrast between the principal character and others in this story effectively conveys how overwhelming ablutophobia is.

5. How people go on swashbuckling water adventures was beyond her. Akshita could hardly bathe without hallucinating about drowning to death.

HereAsMyself, when I looked up this story's reference (as I am unworthy of membership in the Bengali Literary Characters private forum), I chuckled at your sly humour.

5. 'Had your culprit been an ornithophobe, my pseudonym would have frightened him off.'
Prodosh Mitra smiles at the remark.

HereAsMyself, I am amazed by your creativity in this story!

6. Teaching in a school with a resident Basilisk isn’t easy, especially when your boggart is a mirror.

DelusionsOfNeha, this character's use of humour to cope with elevator phobia is refreshing.

1. Elevator door opens.

"I'll take the stairs."

"For 17th floor?"

"See you up there."

"How-"

"Rock climbing." She winked.

Aquabutterfly, the visual details in this story make it so convincing.

5. She felt them watching her at all times, their human-like eyes and wide smiles haunting her existence. Was this normal?

SoniRita, the abnormal reaction to something expected in this story is imaginative.

2. Snakes phobia so extreme that he had a heart attack when he saw snake on Lord Shiva's temple.

NINALOGY, I like your choice to arrange this story in this sequence to bring out how irrational the fear of solitude is.

6. The loneliness within him, silence of every moment he felt everyday, still remained, in spite of having 700 facebook friends.

Physics_girl, this story makes me want to know more.

5. She would have a room filled with trophies for her talent, but she never participated, in case she fails

Bee222, this is an intriguing situation.

2. Mortals have fears. Lord Phobos enjoys toying with them.

Until He falls for Harry, who only dreads fear itself — Him.

tournesol, this story puts a clever twist on phasmophobia, and the character's name is apt.

2. Swarup took a deep breath and smiled at the scary apparition in the dark. His therapist will be very happy.

https://www.indiaforums.com/fanfiction/2790

I have added seven of my ten stories to this book, using the "microphobia" tag.

Originally posted by: BrhannadaArmour

The badge is attractive, thank you, x.titli.x. Congratulations to the winners!

Thank you, organizers, I enjoyed the challenge of writing stories that revolve around phobias. You pretended that AubodroKhargosh's 15-word explanatory note for a 20-word story was its own story - that's a savage sense of humour!

So-So, I like how you created a sense of haphephobia with simple but effective sentences in this story. I especially like how the "washed" ... "wash" repetition brings out the "urgently" feeling.

2. He touched her hand lovingly. Disgust washed over her. She urgently needed to wash her hands!

So-So, this story effectively takes the reader into the claustrophobic space. Nicely written!

8. The door slammed shut! No escape! The thick walls seemed to be getting closer. Horror constricted my throat.

Sudharies, you managed to present several characters in a few words with this story.

8. Handsome man... Locked eyes...

Drew closer....

"Dance...?

Perceived shirt..

"Nope...."

His face fell

Friends scowled... "He's Hot"

"Excessive Buttons"....Nausea!

m4manju, this story nicely details the life of someone with anuptaphobia.

1. She dreaded her 30th birthday. No boyfriends yet! She spends sleepless nights thinking what if she can’t find one?

vaidharbhi95, the contrast between the principal character and others in this story effectively conveys how overwhelming ablutophobia is.

5. How people go on swashbuckling water adventures was beyond her. Akshita could hardly bathe without hallucinating about drowning to death.

HereAsMyself, when I looked up this story's reference (as I am unworthy of membership in the Bengali Literary Characters private forum), I chuckled at your sly humour.

5. 'Had your culprit been an ornithophobe, my pseudonym would have frightened him off.'
Prodosh Mitra smiles at the remark.

HereAsMyself, I am amazed by your creativity in this story!

6. Teaching in a school with a resident Basilisk isn’t easy, especially when your boggart is a mirror.

DelusionsOfNeha, this character's use of humour to cope with elevator phobia is refreshing.

1. Elevator door opens.

"I'll take the stairs."

"For 17th floor?"

"See you up there."

"How-"

"Rock climbing." She winked.

Aquabutterfly, the visual details in this story make it so convincing.

5. She felt them watching her at all times, their human-like eyes and wide smiles haunting her existence. Was this normal?

SoniRita, the abnormal reaction to something expected in this story is imaginative.

2. Snakes phobia so extreme that he had a heart attack when he saw snake on Lord Shiva's temple.

NINALOGY, I like your choice to arrange this story in this sequence to bring out how irrational the fear of solitude is.

6. The loneliness within him, silence of every moment he felt everyday, still remained, in spite of having 700 facebook friends.

Physics_girl, this story makes me want to know more.

5. She would have a room filled with trophies for her talent, but she never participated, in case she fails

Bee222, this is an intriguing situation.

2. Mortals have fears. Lord Phobos enjoys toying with them.

Until He falls for Harry, who only dreads fear itself — Him.

tournesol, this story puts a clever twist on phasmophobia, and the character's name is apt.

2. Swarup took a deep breath and smiled at the scary apparition in the dark. His therapist will be very happy.

https://www.indiaforums.com/fanfiction/2790

I have added seven of my ten stories to this book, using the "microphobia" tag.

Thank you! Not just for your kind words, but also for leading me to the Bengali Literary Character forum. I had not idea it even existed!

Why are you 'unworthy' of joining it, btw?

Originally posted by: HereAsMyself

Thank you! Not just for your kind words, but also for leading me to the Bengali Literary Character forum. I had not idea it even existed!

Why are you 'unworthy' of joining it, btw?

I did join the forum and was welcomed, but I am unworthy in the sense that I haven't read the classics that everyone else is discussing avidly. Also, I don't understand Bangla.

So, I imagine that a mystery by Jatayu was found at the crime scene. Right?