Articles by Muneeza Shamsie
Arts & Culture, Books »
Modern Poetry of Pakistan provides an anglophone audience with a comprehensive introduction to the rich tradition of Pakistani poetry.
News & Politics, People, Profiles »
The passing of well-loved poet and journalist, Kaleem Omar has left a void in the field of Pakistan’s English language poetry.
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An exhibition of 1,200 autochromes of India, taken by two French photographers at France’s Albert Kahn Museum, captures vividly the many characters and colours of a bygone era.
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The author of Meatless Days and Boys Will Be Boys, Sara Suleri embarks on another venture: translating Ghalib’s verse into English.
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“The terror attacks pushed my Muslim identity to the foreground,” says author Sarfraz Manzoor.
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A Pakistani British writer comes to terms with his alienation from his roots, finding solace in the redemptive music of Bruce Springsteen.
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Muneeza Shamsie discovers a number of promising new voices in Pakistani English literature.
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Women writers get together to discuss how the web of censorship affects women’s voices.
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Dalrymple’s intense fascination with Delhi’s Mughal past reverberates throughout his meticulously researched book about India’s last Mughal emperor, Bahadur Shah Zafar.men and children.
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Moni Mohsin writes of a changing world and the havoc it wreaks.
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