The Shadow of the Crescent Moon by Fatima Bhutto, review
Fatima Bhutto, Bilawal Head On Expected in Larkana
In conversation with Fatima Bhutto
Fatima Bhutto: ‘We didn’t know what would happen tomorrow’28 January 2014 01:50
[…] it’s very true that the East and the West have totally different perspectives on time. In the West there is a sense of importance given to time […]. But in the East inaction is as vital a movement as action. The East sees time more as a journey, completely separated from order. There is chaos in the journey – it is a big part of the journey actually.
[Fatima Bhutto]
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Thank you for these beautiful words they are exactly what I need!
In the last few days my mom commitments are literally sucking all my energies and I can not work on my stories, I can not read anything, I have a bunch of emails to answer and I won’t finish the story for the writing contest “Distopie impure”.
It’s really frustrating!
But perhaps all I need is just a change of perspective …
Sometimes in a project inaction can be as vital as action.
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By cily on 28 January 2014 at 12:20
sorry… i wanted to write “my commitments as a mom”… can you see it?I wrote it too fast…
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By cily on 28 January 2014 at 14:53
Gave me a good idea of how hectic things must be over there 😉
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By Davide Mana on 28 January 2014 at 15:09