Comments - How can a language spoken by over 35 million people worldwide be rendered invisible in the menus of digital publishing platforms? The Invisible Mass: The Existence of Kurdish in the Digital Age exposes, with striking realism, the "digital censorship

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reggiemiller

I truly enjoyed reading through your stories. The imagination, effort, and passion you put into your writing are remarkable, and it’s refreshing to see such engaging work. You clearly have a talent for storytelling. By the way, how old were you when you wrote your first story?

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Mortalwrong

First of all, thank you so much for making me happy with your comment. I am Kurdish, and my mother tongue is Kurdish. Even though it has been banned throughout history, my language has always survived. Your sensitivity regarding this issue truly touched me. Imagine, for instance, that your own mother tongue is banned. How heartbreaking is that, right? We Kurds have always endured pain and sorrow, but I hope that one day we will achieve our rights. By the way, I started writing when I was 16 years old. I do have a question, though: have you ever heard of the Kurds or the Kurdish language? Thank you.

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reggiemiller

@Mortalwrong,
oh very great btw are you curentlly working on any story ?

3 hours agoReply

Mortalwrong

@reggiemiller, Ah, thank you! Besides the one on Penana, I am actually quite active on the Inkspired platform as well. I write poetry, novels, short stories, essays, and articles there. In fact, I have just started working on a new novel titled 'Mason Kadehi(Mason Goblet)'. Currently, my portfolio includes 1 poetry book, 3 stories, 4 novels, 1 article book, and 2 essay collections. I love exploring different genres

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