Non-Fiction: Evaluating Tarar
A new book presents a serious critical study of Mustansar Hussain Tarar’s novels
A new book presents a serious critical study of Mustansar Hussain Tarar’s novels
Exploring the multifaceted journey of Sindh through Rana Mehboob Akhtar’s narrative
Iqbal explored the modern divergence between poetic and religious imagination
Ismat Chughtai’s remarkable journey of defiance and liberation
Unravelling the impact of travelling theories on cultures and literature
Asghar Nadeem Syed’s newest novel blurs fact and fiction in musing over the lost years of Gen Zia’s dictatorship
Commemorating Mir Taqi Mir, the undisputed master of Rekhta, in the 300th year of his birth
Amjad Islam Amjad, who passed away February 10, was, in the jargon of mushaira organisers, a ‘crowd-puller’. His immense popularity, especially with youngsters, hinged on how he focused on the theme of love
Iftikhar Arif’s new book of poetry is both imaginative and experiential – a treat for the connoisseurs of Urdu poetry