Mahreen Sohail has an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College where she studied as a Fulbright scholar. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in the Pushcart Prize Anthology (2018), A Public Space, Post Road, Masters Review, No Tokens, and elsewhere. She was previously a Charles Pick Fellow at the University of East Anglia in Norwich (UK) and an Emerging Writer Fellow at A Public Space. She lives in Islamabad, Pakistan.
Fiction
July/Aug 2018
The Newlyweds
The girl’s mother said the man would make a woman out of her. Three nights before the wedding she said, “Listen, I want to tell you something.” There was a […]
Jan/Feb 2018
A List of Places My Mother Was Old
My mother is old at the yogurt shop. The small storefront tucked in between two pharmacies, the inside walls painted white. A boy ladles yogurt into a polyethylene bag, hair […]