If I had to describe my life in one word right now, it would totally be, “boring”. — Sahibzada Muhammad Ali Raza Khan, Facts & Fables - historical fiction book Copy Share WhatsApp
by Sahibzada Muhammad Ali Raza Khan
Fiction · 150 pages
“The truth stood in front of me, breathing down my neck like Death himself, dragging his scythe along the floorboards.”
“During periods of mass illness, psychological instability, or inexplicable death, societies have often relied on fear-driven narratives to interpret the world around them.”
“Though this short story is fictional, the fear, the death, the confusion— it was all real.”
Sahibzada Muhammad Ali Raza Khan is a sciences student from Lahore, Pakistan, and has recently completed his O Levels. He grew up reading Goosebumps, which is what first pulled him into the world o…
“by the time i realized i was hurting, i had already learned how to live with pain.”
“My self-respect would never allow me to fall on my knees for you, again, for the trillionth time now.”
“When someone so close to heart leaves you in a world, where every hurdle you have to face yourself mere whim is more than enough to shudder a person.”
“When others wore their bodies like they belonged in them, she was still tugging at sleeves, hiding knees, covering skin that felt too loud.”
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