The transition of a homosexual immigrant from a Pakistani poet into an All-American gay writer, activist and how his poems depict his agony of the love that dare not to speak its name. Finally, when his soul is free from all internal and external pressure of tradition and religious hypocrisy how he express himself in the poetry about his gay longings and desires. Provocative, funny, and inspiring. It will make you cry and laugh at the same time.
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Ifti Nasim is the co-founder of Sangat/Chicago, a Southasian Les/Bi/Gay/Transgender organization and support group. He is also the president of Southasian Performing Arts Council of America. He was inducted into the Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame in 1996.He lectures on sexual diversity among southasian in Diaspora at different university in the States and aboard. World Peace Academy of Delaware gave him an honorary Doctorate of Literature.He is a widely poet, writer and activist. He is Currently residing in Chicago. He also writes in Urdu and Punjabi.
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