Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Asad Shabbir (born June 22, 1995, in Ankara, Turkey)[1] is a Pakistani author. He is best known as the author of the Leo Solay saga, which consists of the book Leo Solay. He lives in Berlin, Germany where he wrote his first book and is working on the rest of the saga. He began writing his debut novel at the age of fifteen and published at the age of 16. Leo Solay, his debut work, is the first part in Shabbir's trilogy. The story was ignited and written in Sofia, Bulgaria and completed in Berlin, Germany. The novel was published on November 11, 2011 and released both as a paperback and ebook.Shabbir's project got him some media attention, namely The News, Pakistan Today, The Nation, Pakmed, Express Tribune, Geo TV, ARY News and other media sources picked up the book launch event which Shabbir hosted in the Berlin International School.NationIn 2012, work began on a series of short stories in which Shabbir plunges into a mind of a troubled teenager who is contemplating suicide. Ignoring the restricting rules of storytelling, Shabbir crossed the threshold and delved into matter of suicide and self-injury. The result was Entering the Abyss which was released in February 2012.. }
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- Asad_Shabbir abstract "Asad Shabbir (born June 22, 1995, in Ankara, Turkey)[1] is a Pakistani author. He is best known as the author of the Leo Solay saga, which consists of the book Leo Solay. He lives in Berlin, Germany where he wrote his first book and is working on the rest of the saga. He began writing his debut novel at the age of fifteen and published at the age of 16. Leo Solay, his debut work, is the first part in Shabbir's trilogy. The story was ignited and written in Sofia, Bulgaria and completed in Berlin, Germany. The novel was published on November 11, 2011 and released both as a paperback and ebook.Shabbir's project got him some media attention, namely The News, Pakistan Today, The Nation, Pakmed, Express Tribune, Geo TV, ARY News and other media sources picked up the book launch event which Shabbir hosted in the Berlin International School.NationIn 2012, work began on a series of short stories in which Shabbir plunges into a mind of a troubled teenager who is contemplating suicide. Ignoring the restricting rules of storytelling, Shabbir crossed the threshold and delved into matter of suicide and self-injury. The result was Entering the Abyss which was released in February 2012.".