A study of Uzma Aslam Khan’s works shows how contemporary writing from Pakistan challenges Western eco-critical narratives
Muqaddama-i-Punjab dissects the lenses, biases and power motives that have long distorted the narratives about Punjab’s past
For Hafeez Khan, the kafi is not only devotional, it is a form of protest as well
A new selection of stories introduces Punjabi readers in Pakistan to the understated power of Prem Prakash
In her new memoir, Arundhati Roy turns the story of her mother into an inquiry about love and rebellion
Natalia Ginzburg’s fiction reveals how detachment can expose the deepest truths about love and loss
Aamir Hasan and Nadeem Hussain’s upcoming book examines how English continues to shape class and opportunity in South Asia
Rehman Anwer’s novella blends the rhythms of Urdu and English to explore grief and longing
Tariq Aziz Sindhu’s translation of Franz Kafka’s The Castle brings the Czech writer’s world to Urdu
The Hungarian novelist’s prose affirms the Nobel Committee’s faith in difficult, demanding writing
