Taran N. Khan takes us through the lanes of Kabul, creating an elegant cartography of poets, museums, archaeologists and local...
Afghanistan
(From Poetry Foundation. Link to the complete article given below) I call. You’re stone. One day you’ll look and find...
By Sameer Arshad Khatlani Afghan diplomat Masood Khalili had enrolled for PhD after finishing his master’s degree from Delhi University, when...
As a journalist one has covered and read stories galore about rape, atrocities by the armed forces and militants and...
This disturbing new novel by Hakan Gunday, one of Turkey’s leading young writers, is like a visit to a Hieronymus...
Abubakar Siddique’s book is a well-researched and racy account of the Afghanistan jigsaw, writes Avalok Langer in Tehelka It’s 2014 and...
Carlotta Gall’s book does a decent job of building on the general narrative of the US choosing the wrong war...
Why the book I Am Malala is too simple an answer, the narrator too quick a martyr and the narrative too slyly...
William Dalrymple's colourful history of the first British campaign in Afghanistan draws effective parallels with recent events: Ian Thomson in...
William Dalrymple writes about the Karzai family in the NYT The Karzai family graveyard lies a few miles outside Kandahar,...
