BOOKS IN BRIEF When eminent psychologist Alicia Edward’s own mental health begins to deteriorate, her husband Omar, who is a South African Published 19 Dec, 2021 07:05am
The art of being Sid Mittra teaches how to not buzz around aimlessly, but get to work, in his quirky self-help book Published 21 Aug, 2016 06:57am
The covert vices of a human mind A mystery with a parallel plot: Akbar Agha’s new novel is a thriller Updated 02 May, 2016 11:55pm
FESTIVAL:Remembering greatness Reflecting on what made Intizar Husain such a literary icon Updated 14 Feb, 2016 04:35pm
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REVIEW: A tale of two mavericks: Half Girlfriend by Chetan Bhagat Chetan Bhaghat’s novel Half Girlfriend is an entertaining read Published 01 Nov, 2015 07:07am
REVIEW: Medicine, Healthcare and the Raj By Daya Varma On the medical practices introduced by the British in colonial India Updated 21 Oct, 2015 01:20pm
REVIEW: A sublime story: The Lost Pearl by Lara Zuberi An imaginative and gripping novel by Zuberi Published 20 Sep, 2015 07:42am
REVIEW: A brief on America: Americana By Perry Anderson Perry Anderson explores the rise of an imperialist USA in a collection of three essays Published 23 Aug, 2015 06:37am
Bat, ball, wicket In his book Samir Chopra expounds on such aspects of cricket that have not been touched upon in detail before. Published 07 Jun, 2015 11:42am
BOOK REVIEW: Karachi’s energy dilemma Any ordinary citizen of Karachi would be able to immediately relate to the gloomy description at the outset of the book Published 15 Mar, 2015 06:35am
REVIEW: Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS on Households ECONOMIC Impact of HIV/AIDS on Households by Savio P. Falleiro provides comprehensive research on how individuals ... Published 23 Nov, 2014 07:44am
REVIEW: Murree during the Raj by Prof. Dr Farakh A. Khan THE title Murree During the Raj: A British Town in the Hills may deceive you. It may give the impression that the... Published 31 Aug, 2014 06:23am
5th Karachi Literature Festival: Writing away from home The session titled ‘Contemporary Fiction at Home and the Diaspora’ had the tendency to be simultaneously... Published 16 Feb, 2014 08:17am
5th Karachi Literature Festival: Painting politics Painters and art lovers, among others, gathered for the highly intriguing session, ‘Arts and the Politics of Our Times' Published 16 Feb, 2014 08:17am
REVIEW: Weaving the past & present An unconventional heroic account is the expression that would define Anna Badkhen’s The World is a Carpet the best. Published 02 Dec, 2013 12:09pm
Review of A Refugee in Switzerland by Atther W. Qureshi The simplest way to describe the narrative of Atther W. Qureshi's A Refugee in Switzerland would be to say that the... Published 04 Aug, 2013 02:54pm
Grading system: Grades on offer When awarding grades, there must be a vivid, transparent and fair set of criteria for marking the work of each and... Updated 04 Aug, 2013 09:18am
