Sometimes Nesrin just looked at her own shadow, the part of her that always reflected her jinn half, even when she wore the body of her human half. She pinched her arm. Yep, her human body was still physical and solid, but the shadow always reflected her jinn form nonetheless. “Everyone says jinn are rebellious spirits,” she told the shadow. “Guess that includes rebelling against the laws of physics.” She nodded her head. At least the shadow followed her movements. “You know I can never blend in with you.” She probably imagined it, but she thought she heard a version of her own voicing asking, “And that’s bad?”
Excerpt from the manuscript The Students and the Jinn (working title).
A wonderful, thought provoking excerpt. So, happy G, shared this with us. Wish you the best of luck in your writing endeavors and may your talent lead you down the path you seek.
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You are too kind! Thank you very much for reading and commenting.
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Absolutely my pleasure.
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Wow, the brevity of this is whirring, all while ebing inviting. The entirety would be grand, I imagine. 😊
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Such high praise! Thank you very much.
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Captivated from the start, I love this interaction with a shadow, so intriguing.
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Thank you 😊
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