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Muhammad Ali Samejo
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in Karachi, Pakistan
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George Orwell, Douglas Adams, Arthur Conan Doyle, Saadat Hassan Manto,
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December 2020
A Matter of Convenience
I was at the doctor’s office this morning, holding a token with the number ‘2’ on it and anxiously waiting for the doctor to arrive. As it happens on such jaunts, a spanner is thrown into the works courtesy of a gentleman who comes in looking panicked and asking desperately and hurriedly from the assistant when the doctor is arriving. Along with him was his ageing mother who literally did not want
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"An intriguing, bold and unapologetic descent into the shadows of crime that society often tries to ignore. Muhammad Ali Samejo crafts a fast- paced, deeply unsettling narrative through the unlikely dynamic of Inspector Akbar and Dr. Zurain Shah. It h"
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| This debut novella by M. Huzaifa Ali packs quite the gut punch, which I had expected after reading the trigger warnings. I just had no idea how much it would, considering it involves both physical and psychological torture. Nevertheless, while that m ...more | |
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| Now, here's a book set in Karachi that I did not know existed. A friend recommended it recently and I just cannot get enough of it. Just upon hearing the title, my mind was blown because I understood exactly what the book was going to touch on, and i ...more | |
""What happens if the faction of Indians who do not believe in democracy (naxals) join hands with our neighbors who don't want democracy in India?"
This in a sentence is the basic premise of the Red Jihad. "Interesting" and "intriguing" are two words w" Read more of this review » |
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"The razor blade on the front cover of the book is what one yearns for right after embarking on this read, sharp blade with which to cut every single page, one by one, until they are so neatly shredded that even the memory of what was written on them "
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"May 2026 I’m not responding to these comments as I don’t really review anymore, but I would like to state that I wrote this review almost 10 years ago and I don’t know that I stand by it anymore. I was about 17 and not as versed on disagreeing with c"
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| This really short, and I mean really short, story at just 14 pages fascinated me for two reasons. Firstly, DAT COVER! Secondly, the take on Death here- love it! Actually, THREE reasons, and the third is its more harrowing look at grief, loss, and aim ...more | |
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| This story felt very different from conventional sci-fi and space stories, particularly as far as the technology is concerned. Like the author’s earlier book ‘We Are Alone,’ the concepts used here and the science that it builds on is remarkable and d ...more | |
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