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Sana Altaf

Sana Altaf, the author of Forgotten Tales: Stories from the Kashmir Valley, was born in winter in Kashmir. As she learned to take her first steps and utter her first words; the world around her was changing.

Wake Up the Night by Kenneth Silver

The short stories in Wake Up the Night by Kenneth Silver are calm and thoughtful, yet they deal with heavy topics like human nature and its violent tendencies.

Forgotten Tales: Stories from the Kashmir Valley by Sana Altaf

Forgotten Tales is an engrossing debut collection of short stories that is set in the Kashmir Valley in India and explores what it means to be Kashmiri as well as what it means to live, to survive, and to persevere after experiencing tragedy.

Kamakshi Pappu Murti

Kamakshi Pappu Murti is a retired professor of German Studies. She has authored fictional and non-fictional writing. Fiction includes children’s books and murder mysteries....

Bandilanka’s Forgotten Lives by Kamakshi Pappu Murti

These stories are rich with character, plot, and introspection, and they definitely leave you marvelling. Each story captures the hunger of the human soul. It is the magic of written words which unpacks the longings and frustrations of each character that makes each tale heart-searing.

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Blightfall by Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson

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A Time of Witches by Madeline Martin

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