Thazbook’s Anthology Journal

Thazbook’s Anthology Journal provides your tween (9-14-year olds) a creative outlet.

It is a blend of both a journal and an anthology.

Where we give our respected readers lessons to learn creative writing along with a treasure trove of inspirational stories written by international authors.

TAJ believes in fostering the young ones to enhance their ability to write by providing them with activities and writing prompts to pour out their version.

LEAD COMPILER:

Tanzeela K. Hassan, author of HUNGER, an adventure thriller that will keep you on toes. Striving to bring a positive change, she sets off to bring literature that provides activity-based learning for the generations to come.

LEAD CONTRIBUTOR

Known for his wickedly funny “Black Swan Planet” novels, James Peters writes with a gritty blend of character-driven action, wry humour, and social commentary that transports the reader through wild worlds of speculative fiction and fantasy.

James fell in love with Science Fiction at a young age, reading the works of Asimov, Anderson, and Pohl (among many others), as well as anything, labelled Science Fiction on television or at the movies. He’s known to cross the borders between different genres, along with adding an occasional ‘wink and nod’ reference to pop culture and other authors. You’ll find his work to be unique in a world of cookie-cutter stories.

Contributors:

Our proud Contributors and their story titles.

THE PRECEPTORS ARE BEYOND QUESTIONING

JAMES PETERS

THE BIGGEST DONOR

by

AYESHA MARFANI

WHERE WILL YOU RUN TO

SUNAYNA PAL

THE PRODIGAL CHEF

C.L WILLIAMS

ALMOST THERE TEMOLI

SUE CLENNELL

TEMIA THE TEMOLI

NATASHA TAHIR

TEMOLI THE TREE

TAYMIA ZAHIDI

TEMOLI THE VALLEY

SAAD ABDULLAH

TEMOLI ISN’T A PERSON

EASHA RADIA KHAN

THE CAVE OF TEMOLI

TANZEELA K. HASSAN

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HUNGER

Adam Lyons is a successful New Yorker who has never known his mother except that her life ended moments before his began. An unexpected letter from his Pakistani grandmother sends him on a quest he didn’t know he needs, on a path toward satisfying his spiritual hunger. Iman, who lives on the opposite side of Central Park, could never have predicted the turns her life would take. In her search for peace, she must submit to a fate she is desperate to escape. But Max has his own plans. His entire life, he has been waiting to give them what they deserve rather than what they desire. He did it before. Now, he has to end things once and for all. His problem? He has to survive two life sentences to fulfil his hunger.