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Ramadan reading: Authors who write about Muslim lives

New York Times-bestselling novel, Love, Hate and Other Filters (Soho Teen, 2019). The book explores the life of an Indian-American Muslim as she battles Islamophobia and cultural divides. Her other works include Internment (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 2019) and Mad, Bad & Dangerous to Know (Soho Teen, 2020). Internment revolves around the life of a Muslim teen who is forced into an internment camp for Muslim Americans and decides to rebel. Narrated in dual timelines, Mad, Bad & Dangerous to Know traces the lives of two women striving to chase their passion while escaping family burdens.    Canadian author Uzma Jalaluddin s debut novel, Ayesha At Last (Berkley Books, 2019), is loosely based on the plot of Jane Austen s

Marginalia: Syed M Masood On Identity, Faith & Belonging

Amanda Schlicher In a note to her reader, author Lauren Fox writes: “Children of immigrants are anthropologies of our own families. We’re participant-observers of cultures we live in, but that will never quite belong to us.” Fox’s new novel, Send for Me introduces us to four generations of women inspired by her own family. The novel explores the powerful bonds of family, of those surrounding us and those left behind. I recently spoke with Lauren Fox about her historical fiction. © 2021 KMUW

Articles by Syed M Masood

5 Tips for Writing About Controversial Topics

5 Tips for Writing About Controversial Topics Bestselling author Syed M. Masood shares his top 5 tips for how to handle a controversial topic in your work. Author: Feb 9, 2021 I might not be the right author for this piece. I just want to admit that upfront. Yes, my work is considered controversial in some quarters. I mean, my next book is called The Bad Muslim Discount. Obviously, that was always going to raise some eyebrows. But I truly don’t set out to be controversial. My fictional worlds are based on the truths I know and have experienced. My goal has always been to tell these truths in the most entertaining way possible. That’s it. It just so happens that there are people holding a wide variety of beliefs on the ideological spectrum who find these truths uncomfortable. That, so far as I am concerned, is more of a ‘them’ problem than a ‘me’ problem.

Amazon s best books of February 2021

The top pick of the month comes from Kristin Hannah, author of the ever-popular The Nightingale. Hannah s newest novel, The Four Winds, vividly and poignantly details the Dust Bowl and the Great Depression. February s featured debut Cherie Jones How The One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House   is what Vanessa Cronin describes as a can t-look-away winner due to its lively and beautiful critique on the patriarchy, class, and race.  Here are Amazon s top 12 books of February 2021: Captions have been provided by Amazon s book editors.  The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah

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