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Sana Ashraf
Passionate towards the arts, I have a thing for literature. Maybe that’s why I’m majoring in English Literature and Translation. Find me on twitter @sanaalikespie
How “Letters to a Young Artist” Could Inspire you to be a Better Artist Today
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Trigger Warning is a compilation of 24 short stories and poems creatively written by Neil Gaiman with the expansiveness that makes one wonder how it was all written by one
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The moment I put down the book: “The Stranger” by Albert Camus , I felt a deep heaviness in my chest, and I instantly started writing. Perhaps I started writing
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A satirical novel, a true classic. Cat’s Cradle ponders on spirituality, science, and purpose, and it is definitely a difficult book to put down. As I read each page I
Talking Books: The Lover’s Dictionary
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