Literary concerns Mushtaq Bilal interviews contemporary authors writing in English, probing how their identities as Pakistanis inform the Published 30 Oct, 2016 07:27am
Around India in 13 tales A baker’s dozen of singularly inconsequential lives that make up the billion souls populating Manesh Rao’s India. Published 11 Sep, 2016 08:17am
Foreign palette: Vision with precision William Dalrymple’s black-and-white photographs evoke moments of aesthetic insight and exude ‘narrative tensions’ Published 17 Jul, 2016 07:27am
The depths of disbelief Sleeping on Jupiter may be Anuradha Roy’s attempt to bear witness to circumstances she feels she cannot otherwise alter Published 17 Apr, 2016 07:27am
REVIEW: In the wake of sorrow:The Ever After of Ashwin Rao Padma Viswanathan intimately explores the impact of the Air India bombing on the Indian Canadian community Published 20 Dec, 2015 07:22am
COVER: M.G. Vassanji's And Home Was Kariakoo M.G. Vassanji explores the histories and identities of the countries in which he has spent his life Published 18 Oct, 2015 06:45am
REVIEW: The Eye Still Seeks edited by Salima Hashmi Salima Hashmi’s book charts the evolution of Pakistani art in the last two decades Published 02 Aug, 2015 07:10am
COVER STORY: Review of Discontent and Its Civilizations Mohsin Hamid’s collection of essays provide insight into the author’s evolving body of work Published 12 Apr, 2015 07:25am
ENGLISH FICTION: Finding ways into the world THE volumes of Pakistani English fiction I’ve accumulated and carted between continents over the last 12 months ... Published 28 Dec, 2014 06:46am
COVER STORY: A Season for Martyrs by Bina Shah THE success of Bina Shah’s previous novels has depended largely on their fast-paced, high-stakes plots, ... Published 01 Dec, 2014 03:54pm
REVIEW: All My Puny Sorrows by Miriam Toews TO contemporary readers who are unfamiliar or out of touch with the obscurer lamentations of England’s... Published 09 Nov, 2014 07:16am
Cover story: The times that inspired A Passage to India Forster writes his renowned reflection on racial tensions and philosophical questions at the time of the British Raj. Updated 21 Sep, 2014 08:51am
REVIEW: The Pity of Partition by Ayesha Jalal Jalal’s methodological intention is to point to the validity of mining realist fiction for historical insights Published 23 Mar, 2014 07:56am
A century of war, 1914-2014: The language of war Owen Sheers’ Pink Mist seems to evoke a millenia of war poetry. Published 06 Jan, 2014 12:13pm
Review: The language of war Sheers' Pink Mist seems to evoke a millenia of war poetry Updated 05 Jan, 2014 03:17pm
REVIEW: The Sea of Innocence by Kishwar Desai The Sea of Innocence is dedicated to Jyoti Singh, the Delhi rape victim, brutally assaulted on a public bus Published 08 Dec, 2013 08:24am
COVER STORY: Imagining Pakistan in fiction Cara Cilano returns her readers’ attentions to the national implications of Pakistani English narratives ... Published 15 Sep, 2013 08:56am
