Rakhshi never called me bhayya, save the times when Amma forced her to and that was years ago when she was learning to speak. — Sarah Khan, Life's Peculiarities Copy Share WhatsApp
by Sarah Khan
Anthology · 214 pages
“My rationale, warped by the fantastical world I constantly delved myself in since I was five, had been the death of me.”
“The lack of concrete education and nourishment resulted in a product that sat cross-legged now in front of me, oblivious to my critical gaze all the time.”
“For the only bachi that could be spotted then was an eight year old scampering behind what seemed to be her father after she threw a fearful glance at us.”
Sarah Khan, also known by the pseudonym of Bazigha Khan, is a poet, researcher, fiction and nonfiction writer from Department of Psychology, University of Karachi, Pakistan. Her work has appeared i…
“With mixed thoughts, he drove home to get ready for the event which was to start in 2 hours.”
“To make him better understand that this is how life is for some people, how life is not fair and how one cannot easily have what they wish for.”
“My mind wandered over to trees basking in the sunlight; to those being drenched in the rain; to the grass in our lawn; and to the color of my kit...”
“My mother is laughing and shaking her head as Sam whispers something in her ear and my heart skips a beat at the picture that flashes through my mind.”
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