Books
I am a great dancer, I love day dreaming and I love social work
Writer's block
Contentment
Many
Many
Anyone who honestly cares about humanity Nil
Jean Sasson, Orhan Pamuk
Mayada, God of Small Things, Snow, For the Love of Son, Kite Runner
The Kite Runner, for its story line
To eradicate hunger from this planet
When you miss me, read my stories
My childhood in Kashmir
Get better at writing each day
The Museum of Innocence
At night in my room
Silence
Thankfully
There is a story behind every face around you, chase them!
Sana Altaf was born in winter in Kashmir. As she learned to take her first steps and utter her first words; the world around her was changing. She was hardly five- years-old when she first heard the gunshots as she played slide on the snow.
From that day, nothing remained the same. She grew up with blasts, killings, protests, and unending strikes. As she began to gain an understanding of what was happening around her, her heart never felt at ease. She began expressing herself through writing and chose journalism as her career. She also won an award in 2013 for reporting woman issues during the conflict.
Backed with 10 years of journalism experience, she is currently based in United Arab Emirates where she pursues her passion for writing.
Forgotten Tales is her first collection of short stories. It is a collection of short stories about crushed dreams, broken childhood, love and loss. Each story touches a different aspect of peoples’ lives in Kashmir.
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