Dream - Starting from a hobby of reading books since childhood, Siti Muyassarotul Hafidzoh never imagined that her life would lead her to the world of writing. Not only as a writer, she also plays the role of a housewife, educator, and activist in various organizations. The woman commonly called Muyas has produced many written works since her education in a boarding school. Her writings are diverse. Some of Muyas' opinion works have often been published in various newspapers. She has also given birth to novels that currently have three titles.

However, that cynical view is like extinguishing the fire of enthusiasm within him. On the contrary, this woman from Cirebon is spurred on to prove that she is capable of achieving her dreams. Immersed in education at the Ali Maksum Islamic boarding school in Yogyakarta, her love for the world of literature is further honed. She devours various literary books. Literary works by Chairil Anwar, Sutan Ali Syahbana, and other senior writers become her daily sustenance. Muyas' courage to write began when she sent poems to the school's bulletin board committee. Feeling that she lacked great self-confidence, Muyas' poems were made using a pseudonym.

As time goes by, Muyas' love for literature, writing, and pursuit of knowledge has led her to become the first woman to hold the position of editor-in-chief at Madrasah Aliyah, where she studies. It is not an easy task for her to be in that position, especially as a woman replacing male editors. However, her self-confidence becomes stronger accompanied by the intention to fulfill her duties as best as possible.

Not stopping there, the literary world makes Muyas even more enthusiastic to dig deeper into his potential. He also participated in the Coret community organized by LKiS (Institute for Islamic and Social Studies). From here, Muyas gained knowledge about diversity and tolerance. He also began honing his ability to write essays, making him addicted to it. Moreover, opinion articles sent to various newspapers can generate income.

The following issues are voiced by Muyas through a novel with the hope that it can be enjoyed by anyone, from teenagers to housewives. Not stopping there, Muyas has already given birth to three novel titles, namely Hilda, Love in a Dream, and Hanna & Syauqi. A producer has even expressed his intention to adapt the novel into a film. The contract has already been signed. In the midst of taking care of her three sons and nurturing young children at the Creative Bil Qalam Dormitory with her husband, Muyas is currently working on her fourth novel, which is not far from the topic of women.

"\u201cI will not abandon writing. And it turns out I enjoy writing literature. There is a possibility that in the future I will continue writing literature, although it is not impossible to write other books.\u201d said Muyas. Despite having produced three novels, it turns out that Muyas still has unfulfilled dreams. He wants to create an educational institution that is friendly with the aim of helping many people. \u201cI want to create a friendly educational institution. Whether it's elementary school, junior high school, or high school. I want to help many people, especially women who do not have access to education.\u201d said Muyas."