RE: RE: The Weekly Turni—Issue 97
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RE: The Weekly Turni—Issue 97

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First of all, I am missing our prominent authors including surrealfia@surrealfia simplifylife@simplifylife rehan12@rehan12 and many others. Not to mention the Head clerk. Sara, Rafia too. Hopefully, they will be back soon despite the odds.


I can sense the frustration and anger of Mr Editor; at the same time, I may not. Let's not debate on that but the thing is, being present in this little space of ours for 97 times straight isn't a joke. We are grateful to you for your contribution and hopefully, we have the right to humbly request you continue this for a few more years, even decades :)


I don't know if I have fallen for this Anna girl, but I am sure her words have kept me seized since a long time ago. I envy the spontaneity she offers through her words, plot, and overall vibe of the story, poem, or whatever she writes. Sometimes, you could teach me annabeth@annabeth. You have to.


Writer's block is real and I have suffered several times from it. But this thread thing might work against the writer's block I guess. When I am affected but my soul aches for writing something on Hive, I read a lot. I believe you are into reading too, still, if that persists, scroll down the photo gallery of your smartphone. Somewhere there has to be a story visualised waiting for you to start writing about.
p.s. not professional advice drivingindevon@drivingindevon


There is joy in reading classics, especially if you can put yourself in the context. But the languages often block fluency and I find it irritating enough if there is none around to help me out understanding the word/sentence. But that literature-reading period is almost over for me, I don't particularly enjoy reading top-notch literary pieces, rather, I'd prefer contemporary writer-ups inspired by ancient events. Literature goes with you tbh notacinephile@notacinephile bro


You are spot on riz611@riz611 bro, at every point you've mentioned. It doesn't have to be blood, but rather the understanding and trust shared between the parties to form a meaningful relationship. And there will always be someone to backstab you no matter what. Even our prophet (sm) couldn't escape from such individuals despite his noble character. So, we better be careful with whom we share our thoughts and secrets than be sorry later.


thank you all the authors and individuals behind the scene to make this up to this point; let's keep them coming

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