You Told Me No One Wants to Hear This Story
I remember when they told us to get off the plane, though I have tried to forget it because you said it was not a story.
Aasiya Mirza Glover is a mixed, Pakistani-American Muslim author originally from the now-defunct town of Brunswick, Tennessee. She has previously published stories in Damazine and Headland magazines. A lawyer in New York City, she lives in New Rochelle, New York, with her husband, two children, cat, and--like any good Southerner--family recipes.
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