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- Sep 29, 2026
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Notes on: yearning for something you never had (opens the original)
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I romanticise Pakistan and the South Asian aesthetic not as a soft-focus escape but as a fierce, aching insistence that the textures of my parents lives be remembered in full. I yearn for rooftops at dusk where the city breathes in a single, complicated rhythm—laundry lines like flags, the mosque’s call threading through the air, neighbors’ conversations folding into one another—and I want to sit there and hear the stories that made my parents: the small, stubborn details they tell in fragments,
Autumn Equinox (opens the original)
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Hi Page Turners,There’s that subtle hint of transition in the air (as there always is when a new season comes) — leaves shifting from green to a softer, sunburnt palette. Summer loosens its grip: mornings are cooler, the light turns a little more golden, and evenings draw in earlier. That bittersweet tilt — equal parts relief and nostalgia — is the mood of the equinox, a moment that asks you to slow down and notice the small changes.Subscribe now<div class="captioned-image-cont
Issue #71 (opens the original)
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Hi, Page Turners, Just a quick one this week. I hope you are having a wonderful week and a productive week. Reply back to this email or leave a comment below on the things you have got up to this week. Leave a commentI finished reading Clare Mackintosh’s book - It’s Not What You Think-<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!bKO2!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressi
Notes On: Growing Up in the After — Reflections on 9/11 (opens the original)
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I was only a few months old when 9/11 happened, too young to remember a world before it. For so many people, there is a clear line — a before and an after. But for me, there has only ever been the after. I grew up in the shadow of something I didn’t witness but still felt, something that shaped the world I inherited long before I understood it.Subscribe nowAs I got older, I learned the numbers first — 3000(or so) lives lost, families torn apart, a nation changed forever. Then I learned t
Issue #70 (opens the original)
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