Huma qureshi autobiography featuring

          For her next feature, Qureshi was cast as a witch in the supernatural thriller Ek Thi Daayan (), alongside Emraan Hashmi, Konkona Sen Sharma and Kalki....

          ‘A wonderful read - a memoir of grief, becoming and true love.

          Huma Qureshi is a writer with a sharp eye and a romantic heart.' - Katherine May, author of Wintering

          Books Are My Bag Nonfiction Prize 2022, shortlist

          Reviews

          'A sweet, touching memoir about family, faith and love.

          In this rich collection of stories, Huma Qureshi shows us the truth, mess and beauty of humans trying - and often failing - to understand each other.

        1. In this rich collection of stories, Huma Qureshi shows us the truth, mess and beauty of humans trying - and often failing - to understand each other.
        2. Huma Qureshi and Shinie Antony came together with Nandini Krishnan to explore the dynamic portrayal of women in fiction.
        3. For her next feature, Qureshi was cast as a witch in the supernatural thriller Ek Thi Daayan (), alongside Emraan Hashmi, Konkona Sen Sharma and Kalki.
        4. The book is about Huma and how she met and married her husband Richard, but it's more than that, it's about trying to do 'the right thing' in a shifting world.
        5. For author Huma Qureshi, the everyday holds wonder and endless inspiration.

          6. There’s a purity and simplicity to Huma’s writing, as she attempts to reconcile the sprawling weight of expectation with her own desire for a contained but free life. But what does a life on her own terms look like? What even are her own terms?

          A consolation to others who have trod this very path, enlightening for those of us who haven’t, you’ll be rooting for not just Huma, but for everyone she loves too.' – Pandora Sykes

          'Qureshi's writing is so frank and clear-eyed that I felt like I was sitting opposite her, being told her story.

          I loved every minute.' - Laura Pearson, author of I Wanted You To Know

          'Every page radiates Huma's love for her family, for her emerging self, and for the