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Chitral: isolated! Land-locked mountain dwellers left at mercy of harsh
winter once again
Naji Khan Naji, a teacher of the upper Chitral, has compiled the
600-page dictionary consisting of about 16,000 words of the language,
which is spoken in Chitral district and parts of GB.
Forces kill five Islamist terror suspects in Chitral
Strong sentiments: G-B govt hopes for successful Shandur festival
31 swept away as flash floods wreak havoc in Chitral
 Hunza Valley, is now one of Pakistan’s most idyllic spots — an oasis of tolerance, security and good schools. Washington Post
The Renegade Writer's Query Letters That Rock
https://books.google.com.pk/books?isbn=1933338091 Linda Formichelli,
‎Diana Burrell - 2005 - ‎Reference The Hunza king claims they usually
come true. On the Chitral side, the area was dominated by the ... The.
Writer: Paul. Raffaele. I never went to journalism school, instead
being trained as a broadcast journalist by the Australian
Broadcasting ... There’s more to the story. On the Gilgit side, a
couple of hours up the mountain is the legendary kingdom of Hunza where
people are said to commonly live to 100 or more. The present king still
lives there, and I could bring in the angle of some of the world’s
hardiest people living in this area, which reflects the tough nature of
their favourite sport, polo. They have a Wizard Of Hunza, the latest in
a line of powerful shamans who stretch back beyond when Alexander the
Great’s troops came here. He performs a prophetic ritual, going into a
trance and communing with the queen of the snow fairies who gives him a
prophecy. The Hunza king claims they usually come true. This is an
excerpt from The Renegade Writer’s Query Letters That Rock. It includes
a fabulous query for Smithsonian as well as comments from the writer
and the assigning editor. Enjoy! [The e-mail contained two more
fleshed-out story ideas.]
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