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Nikhat Mahmood
Nikhat Anjum Mahmood is an English lecturer, an emerging poet and a writer of delightful short stories in English. Her skilfull ability at weaving human emotions into fiction, inspired by contemporary events, has spawned interesting short stories published in anthologies and a children's magazine. She lives in Karachi with her two children and husband.
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‘Fractious Mind’ depicts plight of subjugation & defiance
'Poetry is just the evidence of life. If your life is burning well, poetry is just the ash,' by Leonard Cohen was the most...
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