"DISCOURSE" GLOBAL LITERATURE MAGAZINE

 " DISCOURSE"GLOBAL LITERATURE MAGAZINE TITLE: LAME LIFE AUTHOR: HAMZA HASAN SHEIKH (PAKISTAN) A  CRITICAL NOTE BY AAMIR ABDULLAH. Hamza Hasan's short story paints a poignant picture of societal disparities and the selfless dedication of a young woman in the face of adversity. The central theme revolves around sacrifice, resilience, and the stark contrast between privilege and poverty. The protagonist, an underpaid teacher from a humble background, takes on the responsibility of not only providing for her family but also serving her community by administering vaccines to infants. Her altruism shines through as she dreams of improving her family's living conditions and giving her siblings a better future. In contrast, Mullah Hazart embodies ignorance and opposition to progress, perpetuating myths about vaccination and inciting fear and hatred. The narrative illustrates how misinformation can turn a community against a life-saving initiative. The tragic ending, where ...

  "DISCOURSE"GLOBAL LITERATURE MAGAZINE POET: SHAFQAT AZIZ HAJAM (INDIAN KASHMIR) REVIEWER:REHMAT AZIZ KHAN CHITRALI Poetry of Shafkat Aziz Hajam: A brief review   Shafkat Aziz Hajam, a prolific children's poet hailing from the picturesque region of Kashmir has woven a tapestry of emotions and imagery through his evocative English verses. His poems, brimming with themes of nature, humanity, and societal reflection, offer a window into the soul of a poet deeply attuned to his surroundings and the human condition. In this analytical exploration, we delve into three of Shafkat's poems to unravel the intricacies of his writing style, thematic depth, and the cultural context that shapes his artistic expression in his English poetry. I. "I AM NOT BARREN": A Bittersweet Ode to Resilience: In "I AM NOT BARREN," Shafkat captures the spirit of nature's resilience, paralleling it with human endurance. The poem unfolds in a rhythmic cadence, employing enja...

 "DISCOURSE"GLOBAL LITERATURE MAGAZINE TITLE: CONDOLENCES AUTHOR:ARITI JANKIE (USA) Ariti Jankie's short story showcases a commendable creative flow, seamlessly guiding readers through a captivating narrative. The craft is evident in the well-structured plot, engaging characters, and a satisfying resolution. Jankie's use of creative language paints vivid imagery, evoking emotions effortlessly. The story's brevity adds to its charm, leaving a lasting impact in just a few words. The writer's ability to convey depth in such a concise format is admirable. Ariti Jankie's storytelling prowess shines, making this short story a delightful read. Her talent for weaving a compelling tale with limited words is truly praiseworthy. CONDOLENCES If she didn’t have a monster for a brother, she would never have survived her brother-in-law. He was a criminal. One morning, Shivani was sitting in the living room chatting with her husband’s cousin who had come to visit from abr...