We Don’t Love Here Anymore
Moazzam Sheikh (author)
Yolanda and Tufail (to fail or not to fail) are going through a breakup and Yolanda can sense it coming. Tufail is attracted to a Somali-American woman who has her own issues to sort through. Both Tufail and Yolanda are escapees from a bitter childhood. Yolanda has managed to find a terra firma of sorts but Tufail is still adrift. He cannot move back to Pakistan, nor can be bring himself to leave Yolanda for Fatun. Yolanda stood up for him at a crucial moment. Tufail is also attached to Yolanda’s daughter and affected by a sudden crisis that shakes Yolanda’s world. Will he remain weak-kneed? Love, politics and the principles we live by or betray are the weighty subjects the novella handles with a mix of humor and pathos guided by a light touch.
ISBN: 979-8-987215258
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Weavers Literary Review
Vol. 1, No. 2 – 2025
Contributors:
paul catafago – Devi Laskar – Maura Finkelstein –
Claire Oshetsky – M. Kulasekaran – Aadhavan Pazhani – Sarita Sarvate – Elizabeth McKenzie – Kim Shuck – Roopa Ramamoorthi – Rahad Abir – Hannah Gilberg – Monica Korde – Nabaneeta Dev Sen – Chhanda Chattopadhyay Bewtra – Brian Ang – Raji Pillai – Sarmad Sehbai – Khem K. Aryal –
Delilah Roller – Sehba Sarwar – Kashi Nath Singh
Elizabeth Bell – Moazzam Sheikh – Meher Ali
ISBN: 979-8-9872152-6-5
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The Dying Sun and Other Stories
Syed Afzal Haider (author)
“Syed Afzal Haider displays a range and sophistication that is all too rare in American fiction. From the trauma of the partition of India to the meaning of baseball, from parenting to explorations of eros, The Dying Sun and Other Stories is thoughtful and provocative, tackling difficult subjects with sensitivity and wit.” —Charles Holdefer, author of Don’t Look at Me
“In The Dying Sun and Other Stories, Syed Afzal Haider explores with acute insight and sensitivity the sorrows of losing a beloved spouse, of watching one’s parents senesce, and plumbs the complex matrix of feelings summoned by leaving home for a faraway land. Haider likewise contemplates with humor and intelligence parenthood, the workplace, and the fire of carnal desire. This is an immersive work with many joys to offer its readers.” —Christine Sneed, author of The Virginity of Famous Men and Portraits of a Few of the People I’ve Made Cry
ISBN: 979-8-987-215234
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Wild Fin
Monica Mody (author)
Monica Mody’s soulful new poetry collection, Wild Fin, weaves the reader through an eclectic warp and weft of grief and fury, rupture and suture, mysticism and calls for climate and social justice. A healer in the guise of a poet, Mody asks, “when do we stop seeing, being seen? . . . How will you unbend? / Of what is the new world made?” and reminds us of “what the body remembers.” With artful line breaks and lush language that imbue rich layers of meaning, these poems demonstrate “writing’s capacity to un-silence” with “words [that] flock together into language that will change skies.”
— Maw Shein Win, author of Storage Unit for the Spirit House
ISBN: 979-8-987-215227
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Unsolaced Faces We Meet In Our Dreams
Moazzam Sheikh (author)
”I’ve not read anything quite like “Unsolaced Faces,” with its scent of unrequited love, its flavor of deceit. In dense poetic language, Moazzam Sheikh explores possession and madness inherent in the pursuit of love, when ardor turns to anger, and devotion leads to desertion. This odyssey exploring sticky love and intellectual fulfillment in bohemian San Francisco will both seduce and confound you.”
— William Torphy, author of Motel Stories
ISBN: 979-8-987-215210
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Bark Archipelago
Sophia Naz (author)
“Sophia Naz’s Bark Archipelago hits startling and giddy, inventive and destroyful. Sinewy lines of chime and pun, misdirection and feint make to paint grotesques. Excess tangled in loss, thus “everything will kill you,” even a lawn, even a length of fabric, even marriage. Naz pans slowly over the gory flensing of a whale and later breaks a human body into six members under twilight as gelatinous as blubber. This is a book of material, a broadside of extracted flesh and stone. Things. And the people who are made them. Material: the poet’s language itself should fill your mouth before you spill it into air like “windborne plastic bags”; till the thought-bubbles come, “taking up all the oxygen.” Yes: Bark Archipelago is breathless, racing to the line break before autocorrect can aggress or we wheel and deal the globe to our end.”
—Douglas Kearney, author of Sho
ISBN: 979-8-9872152-0-3
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A Footbridge to Hell Called Love
Moazzam Sheikh (author)
“Aslam is a practical romantic, an assimilating writer in love with movies and gossip, patrolling his landscape of shame with lustful thoughts. In pre-pandemic San Francisco, where people still go to parties and exchange pretentious intellectual chit-chat, Aslam finds himself on a digressive tour of sexual anxieties as the true target of his affection fades out time and again. I found the details of City landmarks and the dialogue so accurate at times, that I almost felt paranoid myself. Laugh and weep, or just keep turning the pages, but behind the words is a genuine paradox about finding your place.”
– David R. Lincoln, author of Mobility Lounge
ISBN: 978-0-9843776-7-1
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Hero and Other Stories
Nadir Ali (author)
“Be it slices of history or vignettes of culture, Nadir Ali writes with all the fluency of genius. Story after story comes to you with uncanny depth, beguiling simplicity, and a visceral understanding of the forces that drive human actions and relationships. Reading him is both: an immersive and an elevating experience.”
– Murzban F. Shroff, Author: Breathless in Bombay, Waiting for Jonathan Koshy, and Third Eye Rising.
ISBN: 978-0-9843776-6-4
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A Sense of Time and Other Stories
Anuradha Kumar (author)
“Imagine a collection of bells, each forged for a particular sound…Anuradha Kumar is the master bell ringer, offering stories almost symphonic in their orchestration, range, and compassion. Answer the call of these bells.” – Brian Leung, author of World Famous Love Acts
“A Sense of Time and Other Stories explores conflicts of familial obligations, breakdowns of communication between friends and strangers, and clashes of culture, how tradition and the future encroach upon one another. Enlivening, at times humorous and heartbreaking, this is an utterly humane and deeply satisfying read.” – Donald Quist, author of For Other Ghosts and Harbors
“Kumar’s writing can feel subtle. Brief. Quiet even. Then you hit one air pocket, then another. In her world, the dead refuse to forgive, ardor is immortal, and contact with other beings has already been made, love notes exchanged.” – Deepak Unnikrishnan, author of Temporary People
ISBN 13: 978-0-9843776-5-7
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Life of Ganesh
Syed Afzal Haider (author)
“Life of Ganesh is a beautiful meditation on love and marriage, sex and grief, on the cheating heart, the broken heart, the hopeful heart. Original and memorable — Karen Joy Fowler
“In Life of Ganesh, Syed Afzal Haider has given his readers a sensual and lyrical meditation on love, family, loss, and desire. This is a beautiful, sexy novel by a wise and gifted writer.” — Christine Sneed
“Life of Ganesh is an unforgettable novel of vision and wisdom, laughter and tears. Haider writes beautifully about love and longing.” — Elizabeth McKenzie
ISBN 13: 978-0-984377640
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The Great American Movie Script
Roshni Rustomji-Kerns (author)
“Two Indians, one Native American and the other South Asian Parsi meet in the sixties in Berkeley. Spanning a period from war to war—Vietnam to Chiapas—friendships and stories intertwine with the controversies of race and history. By turns tragic and comic, heartbreak tempered by hilarity.”—Karen Tei Yamashita
ISBN 13: 978-0-984377688
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Cafe Le Whore and Other Stories
Moazzam Sheikh (author)
“Sheikh may be the Pakistani immigrant Woody Allen of our times, wringing guilt and manhood torments out of his multicultural backdrops. Sheikh’s consciousness of style sometimes drives things to the point that he throws words at the page a-la Jackson Pollack – it’s worth it, especially as the syntax becomes more of an illustration of the kinds of challenges and barriers the characters must confront.” David Lincoln
ISBN 13: 978-0-9843776-9-5
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The Aim of Art
T. G. Colbert (Author)
How does a straight American soldier with a girl back home return from a tour of duty in Iceland with The Works of Oscar Wilde as his most cherished souvenir? The answer is a cosmopolitan tale of love, friendship, and the influence of life upon life set in pre-Stonewall World War II, transcending boundaries of gay and straight, Jew and gentile, and illustrating the Wildean dictum “to reveal art and conceal the artist is art’s aim.”
ISBN-13: 978-0-9843776-3-3
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The Circle of Illusion
Poems by Gurcharan Rampuri (Author)
“There is a powerful metaphysical feel to Gurcharan Rampuri’s poetry. The insights he has distilled from his life both in the Punjab and Vancouver emerge in sharp lyrical form, bittersweet musings on life and death, desire and family, community and how it tears apart, the everyday and the quicksilver horizon of what lies beyond …” Meena Alexander, author of Poetics of Dislocation and Quickly Changing River
ISBN-13: 978-0-9843776-0-2
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To Be With Her
Syed Afzal Haider (Author)
“With the intellect and comic instinct of Rushdie, the obsessiveness of Percy, and the gritty realism of Bukowski, Syed Afzal Haider has created Ramzan Malik, seeker and romantic, moviegoer and Muslim, who breaks from his traditional Pakistani family to be with the American woman of his choice.” Elizabeth McKenzie, author of MacGregor Tells the World
ISBN-13: 978-0984377619
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