Book review

In his book, Prof Dr Kanwal Khalid tries to decode the mysteries of Lahore Fort’s Picture Wall.

In an age before instant messages and fleeting digital chatter, letters could change lives—and even ignite love

Game Plan suggests the country’s position makes it an indispensable in a shifting world order

Khawar Masud Butt’s memoir reminds us that true leadership is measured by the values that outlast the leader

From dark humour to outrage, social media turned the conflicts of 2025 into viral theatre

The anthology captures the evolution of Pakistani English literature, & its reckoning with identity & reinvention

Brig Naseem Akhtar saw history unfold during his ISI career. He recounts his experiences in Caught in the Crossfire

Through writers of "Home: It's Complicated" explore the intricate threads of belonging, loss & resilience

As one of only 2 survivors of PK8303 air disaster, Zafar Masud delivers a powerful meditation on personal resilience

Dr. Yasmin Amarsi’s lifelong commitment to education, advocacy and reform helped reshape nursing in Pakistan

Nensey’s 'Pakistan: Splendours of the Yore' offers a captivating exploration of the country's rich history

Beyond the numbers and fiscal jargon lies a tale of missed opportunities and systemic hurdles

The Chomsky-Foucault debate offers a timely discussion on the ethical implications of AI development

Dr Bijnori's masterpiece Mahasin-i-Kalaam-i-Ghalib is widely considered a classic

Pearls and Shards by Dr. Iftikhar H. Malik is a captivating narrative that seamlessly blends rich heritage of Punjab

This Spanish gem, led by the seasoned Jose Coronado, weaves a tale of love, crime, and redemption in heart of Madrid

Unveiling the complexities of tradition, patriarchy, and religious extremism in contemporary Pakistan

Zahid Hussain's 'Face to Face with Benazir,' a compilation of over 14 interviews with the former premier

In Quest of Mirage is a record of the wide range of the poet’s relationships in a variety of contexts

In the face of impending doomsday, titular protagonist of Carol & the End of the World stays true to her daily rituals

Mumtaz Hussain is an artist who writes short stories through the lens of a filmmaker

Historian and archivist of patriotic Pakistani songs, Absar Ahmed delves into the history of our patriotic songs

Michelle Morgan takes the readers behind Marilyn Monroe’s life in England and how the tour changed her for the worse.

Author Brad Meltzer takes readers into history and divulges facts & figures which try to unfold the great conspiracies

To those who watched PTV or tuned Radio Pakistan during the 1970s and ’80s, Mahpara Zaidi, is not an unfamiliar name

Baywatch star Pamela Anderson talks about good, bad, and ugly parts of her life in her latest book Love, Pamela

With The Flash running successfully all over the world, D.K. publishers bring you the one-stop guide to all things DC

A film journalist turned filmmaker, Ali Sufiyan Afaqi shares the ‘never heard before’ tales of his stars' encounters

Queen of malapropisms Moni Mohsin, once again sharply incises lifestyles, mindsets and thought processes of the haves

A relatable journey of a woman’s arranged marriage longing to find her own identity beyond a daughter, wife and mother

This investigative compilation of renowned journalist and writer Altaf Husain Qureshi’s published work.

Famous for not only being a cultural hub, historical city of Lahore is also known as the pulsatile ‘heart of Pakistan’

After the rape of a fifteen-year-old in a remote village, her twin resolves to restore and reclaim her sister’s honour

Be it peasant’s laws, labour laws or sexual harassment, history is full of real women and their milestones.

In Stolen Focus, ex-journalist Johann Hari tackles our growing inability to concentrate and offers possible solutions.

While a deeply personal account, Fact of a Body is an ambitious attempt at a memoir as well as murder investigation

Book hits a little too close to home with a tale of an ordinary man selected for an extraordinary responsibility

Yet another story about the tension and drama that encompasses a hospital is presented in Rivals by Saad Shafqat

How Isabel Allende’s contributions have played a role in underlining some important moments in history

Writer Leigh Bardugo attempts to take a common trope of fantasy from the figurative to one that is quite literal

Says frenzied import of conventional weapons cannot guarantee solutions to military problems posed by Pakistan, China

The Express Tribune speaks to best-selling author Philip Ball about the inherent weirdness of quantum theory

Author Wajahat Saeed Khan speaks to The Express Tribune about the game-changing biography of Shahid Khan Afridi

Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai speaks exclusively to The Express Tribune about her new book and plans for the future

The Express Tribune speaks about the alliance between astrophysics and the military with Avis Lang and Neil Tyson

Journalist Sanam Maher speaks about the sensational life and death of Qandeel Baloch with The Express Tribune

Pureland author Zarrar Said talks exclusively to The Express Tribune about new book, society and value of fiction

In Moeed Yusuf’s view, brokered bargaining is as much a theory of process as it is that of outcome

The resulting book builds the case that Islam is not a new phenomenon for Europe

Akbar Ahmed’s latest book takes a deep look at the lives of Muslims living in the West