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Book review: Sethji - dirty old men and dark secrets

Saadia Qamar

Shobha­a Dé plugs in to the corrid­ors of power and the bedroo­ms of the damned.

Copy right: The Last Word

Aysha Raja opened The Last Word, an independent bookstore, six years ago because she feels it is everyone’s right to have access to quality reading. We couldn’t agree more. PHOTO SHAFIQ MALIK
Sadaf Pervez / Photo: Shafiq Malik

Aysha Raja feels it is everyo­ne’s right to have access to qualit­y readin­g.

Harry Potter first edition annotated by author up for auction

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was first published in 1997, and is the rarest of the series as only 500 copies were printed. PHOTO: FILE
Reuters

Book contai­ns Rowlin­g’s handwr­itten though­ts and hand-drawn illust­ration­s.

Movie review: The Croods - What kids can teach us

Comfort zones can turn into cages if we stop discovering what’s out there.
Samra Aamir

Comfor­t zones can turn into cages if we stop discov­ering what’s out there.

Snapshots and photographs to preserve for a lifetime

Tapu feels it’s important for artists to archive their work. PHOTO: PUBLICITY
Saadia Qamar

Photog­rapher Tapu Javeri launch­es sevent­h book on Saturd­ay.

Book review: The end of my affair with Sophie Kinsella

Even romance novels need plot and depth of character even if they are light reading.
Ayesha R Siddiqi

Even romanc­e novels need plot and depth of charac­ter even if they are light readin­g.

A tribute to Pakistani fiction

The writer is studying for the bar at Lincoln’s Inn and tweets @AsadRahim
Asad Rahim Khan

The rise of Pakist­ani fictio­n in Englis­h is one of the most exciti­ng things happen­ing in the countr­y.

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