NEW YORK, 1982 The first time we met, you were wearing borrowed clothes. You sat there in your too big...
Pakistani writer
The batsman at the other end, your captain, says something to you but it doesn’t register. It doesn’t matter, it...
New Delhi, Feb 23: The three-day South Asian Literature festival, which begins tomorrow, will not feature writers from Pakistan this year....
By Lakshmi Menon Sarvat Hasin’s This Wide Night has been described as Little Women meets The Virgin Suicides. While this...
XII. They were married there in Paris, just the two of them with Khalajaan and witnesses gathered from the local...
By Syeda Hameed When I first set eyes on Mahmood Farooqui’s book, A Requiem For Pakistan, I had just returned from...
The doorbell rang at last. When she answered it she found a boy of about eleven or twelve standing in...
“Two of their buildings fell down and they think they know about the world’s darkness, about how unsafe a place...
This Wide Night authored by Sarvat Hasin is a haunting debut novel that tells of an eccentric Pakistani family and the lonely outsider who...
By Sarah Begley Mohsin Hamid's new novel imagines migrant escape via magic portals. In the new year, citizens around the world...
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