Gudiya
by Izza Khan Niazi
An exploration of motherhood, memory and emotional fragility, delving into the quiet tensions of domestic life, care, and the complexities of mental wellbeing.
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Izza Khan Niazi
If I were to describe myself, it would take more than a list of adjectives, and certainly more than a single cup of tea. I am someone who finds meaning in language and clarity in creating, whether through writing, sketching, or building mobile applications. There’s an insatiable curiosity in me, a quiet restlessness that wants to explore, experiment, and keep my fingers in everything.
Outside of work, I spend time observing, reflecting, and engaging with questions that don’t always demand answers. I am deeply drawn to stories in all their forms, those whispered softly, discovered unexpectedly, or carried silently within people. Storytelling, for me, is both a way of understanding the world and a way of offering it a little more care and attention.
The TWS Review 2025
The TWS Review is Pakistan’s leading annual literary magazine, presenting a curated selection of the year’s most compelling writing. Published by TWS Publications, the magazine brings together voices that define and challenge the contemporary literary landscape. The 2025 Edition features a diverse range of poetry, ...
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