Fazal Abubakkar Esaf is a storyteller, cultural chronicler, and an evocative voice for the unheard and the in-between. With roots nourished by rural soil and eyes shaped by global literature, Fazal's writing bridges the intimate worlds of daily life with the grandeur of timeless literary craft. His work reimagines ordinary lives through the prisms of emotional depth, spiritual resonance, and poetic realism.
In this book, and many others, Fazal does what great writers do best: he notices what others pass by — the laughter between two rows of okra, the tears pressed into a clay pot, the wisdom tucked inside a grandmother’s offhand remark. His stories are not just written; they are grown.
Fazal continues to write across genres and mediums, committed to giving voice to landscapes and lives often ignored — and to reminding us that magic, beauty, and truth are not the privilege of cities or novels alone.
Sometimes, they’re just waiting in the field —
under the neem tree,
beside a broken pump,
or inside a seed, still sleeping.