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A Wound Becoming Human is a collected edition of Sundet Seitov's most emotionally honest and transformative works. Blending lyrical prose with quiet psychological depth, these stories explore how a person moves through pain, searches for meaning, and slowly grows into a new version of themselves. The characters in this collection carry wounds they cannot ignore - memories that ache, identities that shift, and emotions that pull them toward change. Some struggle to understand where their sorrow comes from; others search for a place where their voice, body, or truth can finally exist without fear. Through their journeys, the book reveals how suffering does not simply break us - it reshapes us. These stories follow the gentle, fragile process of healing: how silence becomes strength, how loss teaches clarity, and how a person begins to reconnect with themselves after long emotional darkness. Rather than offering dramatic transformation, A Wound Becoming Human shows healing as a quiet act - something that happens in small decisions, soft realizations, and moments of unexpected honesty. In its pages, the reader witnesses how a new identity is formed not by escaping pain, but by understanding it. The collection reflects on universal human themes: the need to be seen, the desire to belong, the fear of becoming someone new, and the courage it takes to finally step into that new self. Told with tenderness and poetic precision, A Wound Becoming Human invites the reader into a reflective space where grief becomes a guide, and where every wound carries the possibility of growth. Where sorrow ends, a new self begins. This book is ideal for readers who appreciate emotional fiction, introspective writing, and stories that illuminate the inner world with honesty and beauty.

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Sundet Seitov is a Kazakh poet and novelist, member of the Writers' Union of Kazakhstan. He is the author of Umytpas and Drone Show, a powerful novel exploring war, identity, and generational trauma. Born in Uzbekistan and raised in Kazakhstan, Seitov's work has been translated into Turkish and English. A two-time recipient of the Poet of the Year award in Shymkent, he also received honors from TÜRKSOY and won the national I Believe in Youth poetry competition. He lives in Shymkent with his father and brother, and works at the Pushkin City Universal Library.

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