Social Justice in Literature: Shooting Kabul By: Isra Cheema
The harsh reality of our lives is that many individuals face injustice – especially those who belong to different social groups....
Writing Resolutions for 2018 by Afshan Malik
I have a number of resolutions for this new year. Last year flew by and with it, a myriad of intentions and plans that snuck away in the...
A Year of Literature – by Najiyah Maxfield
Every January 1st the Facebook group Anse & Co.’s 50 Book Challenge resets. For bibliophiles, it’s like the beginning of a new...
10 Ways to Invest in Yourself as a Writer By Tayyaba Syed
When you are ready to market yourself as a writer, you will hear lots of different terms that may overwhelm you at first such as finding a...
YA Novels by Afshan Malik
Books that are geared towards teenagers and young adults are one of the most popular and growing genres in the literary world. The Guardian...
Writing Authentically by W.B. Abdullah
Ok, I'll say it. National Novel Writing Month (Nanowrimo) and I don't get along so well. It's a competition. It's a power struggle....
Social Media & Your Writing by Afshan Malik
Writers and book lovers have been using social media as a platform to establish a presence and gain more exposure for their work for years....
Center Your Writing with a Writing Center By Tayyaba Syed
Making time to write is probably one of the hardest things for me to do. With family, work, classes, and everything else on my plate,...
Just Let Me Bee: On Finding Your Creative Niche
Just Let Me Bee: On Finding Your Creative Niche by W.B. Abdullah The weavers of stories are always wrestling with the concept of...
Meet Sadaf and Gauri, and fall headlong into their KitaabWorld!
We here at Daybreak are seriously fangirling over the awesomeness going on over at Kitaabworld.com. Sadaf Siddique and Gauri Manglik are...