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Rehana AlamDawn (Magazines) |
Despite uneven editing, a debut collection of seven stories keeps readers engaged with believable characters and its storytelling

An anthology of personal essays by a cross-section of Pakistanis about the meaning of identity and home varies in tone but is

Despite a few historical flaws, Sana Pirzada’s latest novel, set before the turn of the 20th century, is a roller-coaster ride of

A sci-fi novel with a robot as a protagonist is a sarcastic commentary on human society and the futility of human ambition

A debut novel about a family dispute showcases the author’s facility with words but suffers from a less-than-riveting plot

A second collection of engaging short fiction from writer Shahbano Alvi, often centred on unhappy marriages, death and disease...

A rewrite of the movie Runaway Bride with a new ending conceived by the author is consummate romance novel fodder

A slim collection of short stories covers vast ground, from magical realism to social ills and diverse issues facing expatriate...

A memoir by a young blogger seems like a self-help book for young women like her and is primarily focused on child-rearing and...

Amidst the Dead By Faheem Sikander Liberty Publishing ISBN: 978-627-7626-150 418pp. It is always a good feeling to pick up an English novel written...

Namurad Karachi By Khaled Fatmi Haroon Publications 399pp. The author of Namurad Karachi, Khaled Fatmi, has taken up writing in his retirement. But...

Aaj Se Ho Ja Razi By Shahbano Alvi Sang-e-Meel Publications ISBN: 978-969-35-3493-1 136pp. At the outset, let me register that I enjoyed reading...
