Literature | Muskan Sufi nominated for Emily Dickinson International Indie Authors Award 2025 for debut poetry collection “This Too Shall Pass”

Kodagu | July 26 | Representative

(Literature) In a proud moment for India’s literary community, especially the Kannada-speaking region, Muskan Sufi, a young student from Kodagu, Karnataka, has earned a prestigious nomination for the Emily Dickinson International Indie Authors Award 2025 for her debut poetry collection titled “This Too Shall Pass.”

(Literature) Published by BookLeaf Publications, this poetry collection is a remarkable achievement—completed in just 21 days and comprising 28 heartfelt poems. The speed and depth with which Muskan created this collection stand as a testament to her creative insight, emotional intelligence, and dedicated spirit.

(Literature) “This Too Shall Pass” is not just a title; it reflects the hopeful essence that runs through Muskan’s poetry—focusing on healing, resilience, introspection, and the transient nature of pain and hardship. Each poem resonates with personal emotion while touching universal human experiences.

This nomination is not only a personal milestone for Muskan but also a beacon of inspiration for Kannada literature, Indian women poets, and aspiring authors across the country. Her success reaffirms the growing presence and influence of Indian voices in the global literary space.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Muskan Sufi on this well-deserved recognition and wish her the very best in her literary journey ahead!

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