The man was almost pushed aside, amazed at Naima’s strength and slightly apprehended by her courage. — Zuhaib Shaikh, The Return Copy Share WhatsApp
by Zuhaib Shaikh
Drama · 35 pages
“Years of accumulated ire at the hands of abuse and agony delivered by men in her life began to surface.”
“Naima fought the urge to hold her brother in her arms, like the times she would assuage his pain whenever he had bruised himself all those years ago.”
“One of the men dressed in a green kurta motioned to the others to stop, carefully analyzed the house, taking his time, and then slowly stepped forward.”
Zuhaib Shaikh takes refuge in words and, upon emerging to the surface, tells stories through micropoetry, haiku, short stories, theater, stand-up comedy, screenwriting and a novel which has been in…
“The story of our bravery spread like wildfire and we did indeed become heroes’ even if for one day.”
“Whenever I came back home from my university, I was always under the fear that my mother would have arranged my marriage somewhere.”
“Grief receded as anger coupled with fear rapidly grew roots in his heart.”
“Every word written and read made Ahmer weaker than ever before, and his display of strength was almost fading away.”
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