Sadi Muktadir

Sadi Muktadir

Sadi Muktadir is a writer from Toronto who writes about identity, immigration, violence, and other urban issues. His work has appeared in Joyland Magazine, the Humber Literary Review, and other places. When he’s not writing, he can be found eating his way across the city, testing the limits of the human stomach.

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