In these times of self-isolation, we must remember that there have always existed a bunch of humans quite used to this unnerving lifestyle. They are...
Annum Salman is a spoken-word poet and the author of Sense Me, a debut collection of poetry. In this exclusive interview, she speaks about the scope...
In her latest novella, Fauzia Rafique weaves an endearing story of love, resistance, and community in the South Asian diaspora
This new and invisible enemy has laid bare the false promise of a social contract in Pakistan
Aamer Hussein’s first collection of chronologically arranged Urdu stories can be viewed as a diary of sorts of writing in his native language
Should Pakistani authors continue to seek Western validation in order to be considered significant?
Masood Ashar’s new short story collection is both lucid and riveting
Awais Khan’s debut novel explores issues of love, fidelity, and sacrifice
Malik’s debut book discusses the issues of gender and racial politics faced by a woman growing up in a conservative Muslim country
Another book on Lahore that promises to be a literary history of the city but turns out to be a lot more
