Mr. Kersie Khambatta is a
semi-retired lawyer practising in New Zealand. He is also a part-time
writer of articles and short-stories. His writing is recognizable by his
simple style, with short sentences and carefully-chosen words. He has a
diploma of Associateship of the British Tutorial Institute, London, in
English, Modern Journalism, and Journalism in India, and a Certificate
in Comprehensive writing awarded in October 2005 by the Writing School
(Australia and New Zealand). His pieces have appeared in Senior Living
(B.C., Canada), Her Magazine (New Zealand), The Rusty Nail magazine
(U.S.A.), and many other publications.
The hunter peered through the dense bush. The hot sun was way up in the sky. The herd of wild deer was grazing peacefully. The large stag with the formidable antlers snorted, and looked around suspiciously. He was the sentry for the rest of them, and also their leader. His dominance was not questioned, for might was right. He had driven away the other males who had been daring enough to challenge him.
FOXIE
The hunter peered through the dense bush. The hot sun was way up in the sky. The herd of wild deer was grazing peacefully. The large stag with the formidable antlers snorted, and looked around suspiciously. He was the sentry for the rest of them, and also their leader. His dominance was not questioned, for might was right. He had driven away the other males who had been daring enough to challenge him.
