Somia Sadiq, a debut novelist and peace negotiator, delves into her compelling book, Gajarah, exploring intergenerational trauma and healing. She discusses how her experiences in both Pakistan and Canada shaped her narrative, highlighting the complexity of belonging. Somia shares insights on the nonlinear structure of her writing, inspired by her trauma-informed storytelling approach. She emphasizes the coexistence of resilience and vulnerability, while also unpacking the intricacies of forgiveness amidst personal struggles. Overall, her work seeks to amplify the voices of survivors.
