Open Mic with Secretly Timid : Sobia Khan

Sobia Khan reads her short story, Innocence Lay Dying. Sobia Khan is pursuing her doctoral degree in Literature from University of Texas at Dallas where she also taught introductory creative writing. Her creative work has been published in Parallax, Sojourn, and Rivers Edge. She has won awards and recognition for her work. At the moment she is working on her first novel and is still dabbling in short stories, her first love. If you would like your fiction, nonfiction, or poetry featured on Open Mic with Secretly Timid, please contact us at [email protected]. If you enjoyed Sobia’s story, let her know! Leave her a comment below. Theme song : “I’m the One” by Moris Tepper

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