“Sparkles” is the story of how little Piya gets what she wants; especially, when she wants something desperately enough.
In which the author of the narrative chooses (to put it in his own words) to ‘stand up for my right to look the way I do.’
“Tees Maar Khan” is a story of a wayward husband who devises a plan to cheat on his unsuspecting wife by sending her away out of station.
A prostitute finally realizes the true meaning of making love, and the fact that she has never experienced it.
Keith says: “Driveby was written about 20 years ago when I was driving a cab, going to night school at B.C.C., training at the Y for a comeback in boxing & moonlighting as a stand-up comic.”
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