Ayesha Tabassum interviews Farah Ghuznavi in The Bangalore Mirror
Lifelines, an anthology edited by Farah Ghuznavi, looks at stories from contemporary Bangladesh. The editor shares her experiences of being on the other side of the writing process
What defines the lives of a people in a country in South Asia? Is it only turmoil, poverty and attempts at development? In Lifelines , an anthology of short stories edited by Farah Ghuznavi, acclaimed short story writer, the reader gets an all encompassing picture of the people of Bangladesh. From a 10-year-old’s quest to get her parents’ attention to a middle-aged man’s hunt for his love from younger days, every story draws an episode from the lives of people who represent the real Bangladeshi.
