Saudade

£19.99

Saudade by Husna is a captivating collection of nine short stories set against the evocative backdrop of Kerala.

Each storyline unfolds a compelling case of human experiences, exploring the lives of  individuals from different walks of life, shaped by tradition, culture, and circumstance.

With subtle yet thought-provoking narratives, the stories delve into themes of political idealism, old age, identity, and the paranormal, all deeply rooted in the region’s Islamic heritage.

Rich in nuance and intrigue, these stories offer an engaging literary experience, making Saudade a page-turner that keeps readers invested in the lives and destinies of its characters.

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Saudade by Husna is a captivating collection of nine short stories set against the evocative backdrop of Kerala.

Each storyline unfolds a compelling case of human experiences, exploring the lives of  individuals from different walks of life, shaped by tradition, culture, and circumstance.

With subtle yet thought-provoking narratives, the stories delve into themes of political idealism, old age, identity, and the paranormal, all deeply rooted in the region’s Islamic heritage.

Rich in nuance and intrigue, these stories offer an engaging literary experience, making Saudade a page-turner that keeps readers invested in the lives and destinies of its characters.

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Reviews On Amazon

‘Collection of 9 short stories- a must read! The characters in each of the story seem so familiar that you can relate easily. Stories are way apart from each other- engrossing, leaves an impact each time you complete one!
Well, waiting for the next write up from this author!’

Salma S.

‘Saudade! A beautiful collection of nine short stories which keeps the reader captivated with an array of characters ;weaving a common thread of melancholy, despair and hope!
A well written display of emotions and mesmerising phrases!
Enjoyed reading each of the nine stories.’

Dr. Sreedevi Nair

‘Husna - thank you for writing a book that brought me back to my love for reading.’

Nakul Paul

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