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Tariq Alam Abro my Father, a Novelist, poet, Artist OF Sindh

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Dir. Sam Brewster

2013

Stills from on-set photoshoot

Iceland Writers Retreat Golden Circle

Ako, si Dr. Bien Lumbera, at ang bespren kong si Caloy

I am extremely proud of this picture, because it was chosen by Schmapps.com to be featured in the 16th Street Mall section of their Denver Guide. Here is the link if you want to check it out:

 

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It may be small and not too noticeable but its my first "published" photograph! It really made my day

Intermediate School students had the opportunity to work on their writing skills with author Alan St. Jean in November.

Editing Goes Global - EAC PWAC Conference 2015 - June 12

Встреча с редактором Юлией Селивановой (Качалкиной), издательство "Эксмо". Литературный институт имени А.М. Горького, 4 декабря 2018 года.

Фото: Арина Депланьи

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On my mother’s loft in her home that is currently under lock and key (she’s been staying with me all through Covid) is the frame of a racer cycle I had in the 1980s. It’s a Marco Polo bike. Of Dutch origin, I think, or English. Light as a feather. And fitted with accessories that back in the day were unavailable for love or money but could be got through the beg-borrow-steal practice. I was training to enter racing at the state and national levels. That didn’t happen. But the cycle remains with me. On World Cycling Day, yesterday, I thought of it. The frame, some black-and-white pictures, are all I have to remind me of cycling back then.

 

The most prestigious race in the country was the 160-km Bombay-Poona that was in January. It also had prize money for the first three cyclists to reach Panvel and then Khopoli and Talegaon. The route was the old National Highway 66. With a special and coveted prize for the cyclist who conquered the treacherous Bhor Ghats first and entered Khandala. The champion cyclists than were a group of Parsi boys from Bombay and a couple of gritty cyclists from Poona. Punjab had arguably the best cyclists in the country but they reserved their stamina and saved their cycles for the Nationals at Patiala and never entered the Bombay-Poona.

 

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Guyanese-American writer Gaiutra Bahadur talks to scholar Gabrielle Hosein about her groundbreaking book of family and social history, and the importance of asking new questions about the past.

My favourite writer and my inspiratrion to live ................within me.

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The tiny little studio of artist Lisa Brawn, this writer makes occasional appearances to add life to the space...

 

A few more photos from my photo outing on the weekend... A slightly cold winter day with light snow flurries...

at the Literary Shindig at the the Vulcan Hotel, Adam Street, Cardiff on the 14th May 2009

You have to be serious to be a writer.

This is a 4-spout Absinthe water fountain at Peché. The place is Austin's 1st absinthe bar, where pre-prohibition style cocktails are prepared.

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