The main character’s world is dizzyingly vibrant — silk ribbons, flashing scissors, swirling lace — but underneath is an unraveling mind. — Sahibzada Muhammad Ali Raza Khan, Facts & Fables - historical fiction book Copy Share WhatsApp
by Sahibzada Muhammad Ali Raza Khan
Fiction · 150 pages
“These post-story essays are intended not only to impart knowledge, but to show how long it can take for scientific truth to replace myth once a narrative has taken hold.”
“During periods of mass illness, psychological instability, or inexplicable death, societies have often relied on fear-driven narratives to interpret the world around them.”
“As I entered the dim room, the smell hit me first; an odour you never forget once you’ve smelt it enough.”
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…
“The goal is to make the behavior you want easier than the behavior you don't.”
“Give everything its time, its space, but never let any one part hijack your identity.”
“Whether it is your vision for yourself, your family, your professional life or your fear; you should fight till the last ball in this game of life.”
“All she felt was the shift, slow, steady, inevitable, like a truth gathering itself, a story preparing to open its jaws.”
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