Annual of Urdu Studies, v. 7, 1990 p. 66.


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me, 'How strange! Whenever some story reaches near its climax a blood-spattered character suddenly appears at the door/

When I finally recovered my senses again I found myself stumbling down the main street. I was totally out of breath and had to stop and lean against a lamppost to rest.

After that day, I never met him again. I don't even have a desire to see him now. But, again and again, one question keeps surfacing in my mind: This autobiography, is it his or is it mine?"

Translated by CM. Nairn.

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