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“Writing about grief is supposed to be difficult, but…it was ready to be told. All the love I have for my dad and watching his struggle with cancer, it wanted to be on the page.”
Salma Hussain Recommends Twelve Canadian Writers Creating Stories Around Muslim Characters
“As an adult they seem incongruous, but as children we knew seemingly opposite things can co-exist…as long as we made the space”
“I wanted a brown kid at the center, the protagonist of her own life, abolishing the misconstructions society has of Desis and Muslims”
“I wanted to explore Aafiyah’s denial, acceptance, and guilt…but also show that she is much more than a bad habit”
“I honestly don’t think it’s possible for me to write a story that doesn’t have a healthy dose of family drama”
“An Urdu phrase I loved including was ‘aaj jaane ki zidd na karo,’ which…loosely translates to: today, don’t insist on leaving”
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