As the 1971 war reshaped borders and histories, countless people were left stateless
Ammar Aziz’s poetry is a bridge between past and present
A look at the short-stories of Neelum Ahmad Bashir
The fourth Dosti Peshawar Literature Festival was aptly themed Ranayee-i-Khayal
Harkirat Kaur Chahal’s novel explores the long shadows of 1947 and its enduring echoes
An encouraging reminder that Pakistani Anglophone literature is soaring to new heights
The Awadh Punch’s critique of Urdu dictionaries blurred the line between satire and ridicule
The Lahore Literary Festival ended the season of cultural festivals this spring with sessions on history,Partition and Palestine
LLF 2025 affirmed literature’s power, sparking conversations on writing, heritage and creativity
Rethinking Pakistan’s past beyond the nation-state
