Ansar Manzoor

Ansar Manzoor

I am Ansar Manzoor. Born and raised in Kashmir. I am a management graduate and I have an appetite for arts and literature. I love writing prose and short stories. I've decided to write blogs and articles too. Dwelling in writing is no less than a sanctuary of sanity for me. I aspire to write stories that have never been heard of.

Unusual and Lesser-known Literary Genres: What Defines a Genre?

What defines a genre? A genre is commonly defined as “a category of style and composition.” If we look at the origin of the word genre, it is French and it means “kind, sort, or style.” When we use the term literary genre, we make it clear that we are…

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Book Review: Kafka on the Shore By Haruki Murakami

Every one of us has had to show strength at some point in our lives because of trials or adversities we have encountered. It's not just about physical strength, but mental, emotional, and spiritual strength as well.

Relationship Between Books and Cinema: Movies About Literature

Films and literature grew and assembled together in record time, two wonderful forms of art blended together, and now, in the 21st century, the tie between the two is stronger than ever.

Book Review: The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka

Imagine one morning, you wake up and find out that you have metamorphosed into a filthy cockroach or a bug or a unicorn (now that would be something from a Barbie fantasy tale), or maybe a dragon, who bleats like a goat with asthma (that would be a glitch in…

The Wonderful Stories of Haruki Murakami: Short Stories and Novels You Must Read

Talking cats and monkeys, lost and peculiar characters, jam-packed bars and cafes, non-stop classical and jazz music, abandoned locations, endless train stations of Japan, never-ending loneliness and existential conundrums, unforgiving religious cults, and secret realms, and much more...

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