In the final part of the story, the vulture hunts, and the little world feeds on trees with blood. And, there remains one absence heavier than all, Shopank. He is lost—not in the streets, on the beaches, but lost in the crowd. And no one knows where has he gone. His love that once bloomed now rots. His story does not march but morns.
Part II: Story of Shopank and Kohboz
The world bleeds quietly, and so does Shopank. In the shadow of fire and silence, he sends his truth to Kohboz—not to win her, but to breathe. Her reply, soft but final, does not break him. In part II, Shopank walks on—not for love, but for something deeper. The search is not over.
A Baloch Tragedy of Love and Loss: The Legendary Story of Umar and Maho
Nigar Raazzaq Zamurani writes a research article for SIT Readers\’ Club. The research article explores the story of Umar and Maho.
Karachi Literature Festival: A Personal Experience
Shehzad Peeral, in his latest to SIT Readers’ Club, writes about his personal experience at the Karachi Literature Festival.
The Legend of Mughal Dostain: A Brave Warrior’s Story
Siddique Marri write a short story about a brave warrior, the legend of Mughal Dostain. It is a ficitional story in which he shows the fearlessness and courage of the brave warrior.
The Burden of Innocence: A Story of Sacrifice and Betrayal
By Riaz Ahmed It was an early cold winter morning when the door knocked. “Open the door, Ashley,” sound whispered. “Your brother is getting late for school; get up and quickly make breakfast for him.” said her mother. A small girl woke up by rubbing her tiny eyes and respected what her mother said. When […]