While the friendship between India and Pakistan flourishes, former High Commissioners of both countries recall the turbulent relationship of the past.
Tariq Ali deftly uses Arab and Iraqi poetry to illustrate his tale of imperialist aggression.
Founded by Yasmin Qureshi and Tyaba Habib, SAMA Editorial and Publishing Services spells hope for upcoming Pakistani writers.
“I am very allergic to being called ‘exotic,’” says Sara Suleri Goodyear.
Sara Suleri’s new memoir illuminates the joy and pain of life with Z.A Suleri.
Iranian author Azar Nafisi fails to make a convincing case for using Nabokov’s Lolita as the prism through which to view the Iranian revolution.
An evocative look at immigrant families and the alienation which binds disparate children to their emigre parents.
“If my book generates any sort of dialogue among Afghans, then I think it will have done a service to the community,” says Khalid Hosseini.
Hosseini draws on personal history to construct an evocative account of pre-war Afghanistan.
“There is far more in common between Delhi and Lahore than there is between Delhi and Madras,” says William Dalrymple,
Do you believe that the current trade talks between India and Pakistan will lead to a new era of enhanced economic cooperation?
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