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Other than commercial fiction I don't feel ready to write about my 'muslim' experience which I see it more of a passive aggressive experience than a 'muslim' one. My wounds haven't healed completely other than to blurt a silly something on here now and again for a vent, that's all.
I understand, I feel the same way. Still, it´s good to know that they are worried and trying to help.
Other than commercial fiction I don't feel ready to write about my 'muslim' experience which I see it more of a passive aggressive experience than a 'muslim' one. My wounds haven't healed completely other than to blurt a silly something on here now and again for a vent, that's all.
That's a good idea. Yes - there's a book called the Good Immigrant that does this too.I was thinking about this--maybe it would make for an interesting exercise in short stories about immigrants who are trying to become writers. There are several of us here, aren´t there?
That's a good idea. Yes - there's a book called the Good Immigrant that does this too.
Perhaps this could be something for the next flash club?
Sounds interesting! I´d like that!![]()
The situation would seem untenable, assuming it is even legal. Shameful too, about those many others, law abiding people in the UK, like Ahmed Masoud who has the obverse problem, and can't visit his own mother in Gaza.
Wassail to all this good company.