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Rashida Patel’s book covers how the laws of the country affect the Pakistani woman.
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Bilal Tanweer’s translation of Ibn-e Safi’s The House of Fear is a good read, but sometimes gets lost in translation.
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Abdus Salam Zaeef’s book is an unrepentant Talib’s defence of the Taliban movement, but it contains some invaluable home truths for the Pakistani and US government’s consumption.
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An NGO attempts to highlight socio-political issues through comics.
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With her in-depth analysis of Pakistan’s healthcare system, Sania Nishtar asserts that despite the various obstacles, reform is possible.
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Compared to his larger-than-life portfolio of translated texts, Musharraf Ali Farooqi’s first novel is austere and sparse.
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Asif Farrukhi’s anthology is a collection of writings that highlight the many features of the city, individually and collectively.
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Nafisa Haji’s debut novel captures the life of a Pakistani American from adolescence to womanhood.
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Songs of Blood and Sword is an insider’s account of the Bhutto legacy, but more importantly it is a daughter’s story about her hero, her father.
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This latest biography of Ruttie Jinnah is far from a tell-all account. It offers a mere glimpse into her life.
