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    (By Fareh Malik)

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    Author Fareh Malik
    “Book Descriptions: Winner of the RBC/PEN Canada New Voices Award, 2022
    Winner of the 2023 Hamilton Literary Award for Poetry

    Fareh Malik’s debut collection aims to explore the intersection between mental illness and social racialization. The poet dives deep into his long history with Islamophobia, racism, and other forms of discrimination. The book focuses on perseverance and the silver lining that is ever on the horizon with the expectation that you can make it out of any trial or tribulation, if you just follow your dream to wherever it leads.”

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