Friendship in these books tends to be practical: who turned up, who stayed, who was still there after the money ran out. Less declared than demonstrated.
“If you want to go to the police, I will talk to my friend who is a high-ranking officer in police and we can have him behind bars in no time.”

“Of course, he was; he had had a total of one friend and she left him, sold her love, and then refused to meet him.”

“In this technique, green liquid containing gold coated nano shells is allowed to dribble along the seam and two sides are weld together.”

“Upon his continual asking she told him that she was sorry but had ruined the friendship between them by having feelings for him.”
“Isaac would put a sleeping pill into their tea, which would put his so-called friends to sleep, thus giving them time to escape.”

“This is what the stars to which we shall return would see us as—two separate biological arrangements linked together by the pain one inflicted upon the other without even knowing it.”

“Mostly, people use this word to show their love and affection to the friends or family members that are younger than themselves where as Baaji, in Urdu means elder sister.”

“As for my friends, I’ll thank them if this book becomes a success because otherwise they have lied to me about the quality of my work and were wrong to suggest for a compilation in the first place.”

“This treat was demanded by Hadia because due to Hassaan’s tough routine they were not able to spend quality time together.”

“Only time would tell when they would come to accept the cold truth of reality, that Hamza, everyone’s dear friend, was indeed truly dead.”

““Yes, yes, we know the last time you set on making friends, you totally became the bad sort yourself,” her father teased her.”

“Coming down the pike they started to joke on each other, discussed their life and also went to commemorate the time they had together while partaking giggles.”

“When we reached home, I ran to my room and called my friend, Asim, to ask him if he knew anything about the trucks.”

“"Dude chill, we know how these wadeyras are," muttered my friend while pulling me down, "the last thing we want is their attention".”

“Also, my sincere gratitude goes to the platforms like Young Women Writers’ Forum, and Words and Metaphors for giving me a chance to come across many aspiring people who have now become great friends.”

“To make a system of one's life, one has to trust their own handwriting that is the most important part of one's life.”

“Thanks to his mother's savings, a piece of land that his father snagged through illegal means (for sure), and with his friend's guidance he got hold of a visa for USA.”

Our authors, in their own words and in the press.
Nidal Hammad’s The Last Minute, a football novel and story of passion, pressure, and perseverance published by Daastan
Discover the power of Palestinian Poetry a voice of struggle, resilience, and compassion in You, The Witness by Meem Ayien.
زیرِ نظر کتاب ماہی شاہین ؔ کاشعری مجموعہ ہے جس میں انھوں نے اپنی خوبصورت شاعری کو پیش کیا ہے۔ ان کے اشعار میں ایک تسلسل اور خوبصورتی دکھائی دیتی ہےجو پڑھنے والے بھلی معلوم ہے۔جیسے یہ اشعار ملاحظہ فرمائیں
اس کتاب کی یہی خوبی ہے کہ ہر شعر کو نہایت سلجھے، رواں اور دلچسپ انداز میں قلم بند کیا گیا ہے۔“
سلمان کا شعری اسلوب بےحد رواں اور منفرد ہے۔ اس کتاب میں ان کی یہی خوبی نمایاں ہے۔ انھوں نے بہت سے موضوعات پر قلم اٹھایا ہے اور ان کے ہر شعر میں شاعری سے محبت جھلکتی ہے۔یہی نہیں بلکہ وہ کمال کی منظرنگاری پیش کرنے کا بھی ہنر جانتے ہیں
کومل بھٹی لاہور سے تعلق رکھنے والی ایک باصلاحیت خاتون ہیں۔ وہ ایک لکھاری ہونے کے ساتھ ساتھ ایک کامیاب سائیکالوجسٹ بھی ہیں اور ایک نامور ادارے میں بطور ری سورس ٹیچر خدمات سر انجام دے رہی ہیں۔ کومل نے اپنے آس پاس موجود حقیقی کہانیوں کو موضوعِ سخن بنایا ہے اور انھیں الفاظ کی […]
Artist: Art of Healing and Power of Love, is written by Zainab Manzoor who is a researcher by profession, however, practices writing and painting as a hobby. This book is a creative amalgamation of both of her hobbies, which educates the readers both visually and linguistically. She can be found playing with words and colors […]
The Sinking Wedding is Sara Amir’s latest work, in which she has used the themes of horror, fiction, mystery, adventure, and friendship as well. The plot is we-knitted and you will feel excitement at the end of each paragraph.
A reflective interview with Aneeta Yaqoob exploring psychology & about her self-help book in urdu" Umeed ki Kiran."