Farrukh Kamrani

By Farrukh Kamrani | Photo: AI Generated PUBLISHED July 05, 2026 The Investigator’s notes [March 18]: The body, interred in an unmarked grave at our cemetery two weeks ago, is still missing. However, we believe that the man apprehended at a grocery store a few days after the mysterious happening had everything to do with it.

By Farrukh Kamrani | Photo generated by: AI PUBLISHED June 28, 2026 In a dream I met my father. He was wearing a worn-out woollen sweater. The thick fabric of his shalwar-kameez was a dull brownish-gray hue. He looked slightly tired. However, it was quite obvious that he had convalesced from the ailment he had actually died of one morning in December. We had a brief conversation, the greater part of which has already slipped from my memory.

By Farrukh Kamrani | PUBLISHED May 24, 2026 The first and foremost duty of a story is to entertain in uneventful, dull, and monotonous times—at least this is what our dastans (tales) and their counterparts in other cultures suggest.