Asghar Nadeem Syed’s new collection of articles brings the literary debates of the twentieth century to the present times
Zeeba Sadiq’s 38 Bahadurabad continues to provide an absorbing portrait of Karachi’syesteryears — especially through the female gaze
Sheheryar B Sheikh’s new novel recounts the struggles of the immigrant communities to get recognition
Perhaps we need to re-learn our lessons in empathy. There is a need to connect with the people as well as the earth
Roger Crowley’s new book on the fall of Acre will appeal to history enthusiasts and generalists alike
Orthodox Marxist critics examine a literary text in the context of socio-economic conditions in which it was created, but does that downplay its...
Hamed Amiri’s new book is not only a trek through the refugee experience of a family in crisis but also a love letter to the NHS
Parveen Shakir’s study and observation of characters specific to her age testify to how little things ever change in essence
While widening our concept of feminism, Helen Lewis shows that the fight for rights cannot always be polite and sweet
Sometimes, a book can expose the bitter realities of life by presenting the perspective of a segment of society that is seldom heard from
