Imagining The Ancient: Hariyupiya That Could Have Been Harappa
Imagining the past is no mean feat. Especially if it is the remote past. Even more so if it is ...
Tuesday, February 7, 2023
Tag: fiction
On Studying Military History
I used to be invited by the Staff College at Quetta to give a talk on the evolution of warfare, ...
Zafarul Azam’s Historical Fiction Teleports Us To Partition Itself
Sometimes I wonder that if I were to be teleported to the time when some historical event was in progress, ...
Book Review: Telling It Like It Is
The White Lie is a dystopian political thriller. Following the Foreign Minister Shahzain Bugti and his right-hand man Hasan Murtaza ...
Letters To Kashmir And Empire
Soniah Kamal is an award-winning Pakistani-American novelist, essayist and public speaker based in the US. Her first novel An Isolated ...
Maniza Naqvi’s Vision: The Little Book Company
A few months ago, I came across a publishing house that had just released Ephemera by Peerzada Salman as an ...
Rediscovering Humanity: Colson Whitehead’s Underground Railroad
The last couple of years have brought about a resurgence of the debate on race, caste distinctions and slavery within ...
THE TRUTH WILL OUT
Christian Girl In Karachi Suffers Acid Attack For Rejecting Muslim Boy’s Advances
A young Christian healthcare worker in Karachi, Sunita...
‘Fawad Approached PPP, PMLN To Make A Switch, Both Refused Request’
Longtime PTI spokesperson recently approached both the PPP...