The stories of Sumera Zareen a research based study
Abstract
Sumera Zareen was born on feb: 22, 1944 in shikarpur Sindh. Her original name is Sakina awan. She also is knowing as first lady of Sindhi story. She started writing stories in very early age of ten to 12 years.
Three books of her stories has been published, including one book of compilation.
Geet Unjayal Moran Ja (1971)
Aaoun Ohaaee Marvi (1981)
Roshan Chhanwro (1989)
Her stories are extracted from our society, the Literature, she inspired, was based on human rights.
“I am much more inspired from Hindi, Bengali and Russian Literature” these are her own words, which make clear to readers and critics to understand her school of thought, which of course, belong to the literature, created in the result of revolutions, fight for human rights and freedom expression. This kind of literat was very popular for last many decades in all over the world.
Literature for life, is main subject of her stories.
In this paper, the readers will meet with the review of her stories.
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