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KLF post-mortem
The festival remains an oasis for people who love reading in this surreal, violent and sometimes insane city.
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KLF — a breath of fresh air
I was glad the organisers did not invite high-profile officials since their security details usually sour such events.
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A tale of two Pakistans
In an ideal world one would want some kind of dialogue between the two sides, or tolerance for each other’s opinions.
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Life’s not easy for foreign journalists in ‘hard’ country
Foreign Correspondents’ Burden mulled over at local festival.
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Fall of Dhaka: The genocide debate that wasn’t
Early morning discussion over the emergence of Bangladesh turns into a snooze-fest.
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Tailored changes: Revolution is good; results, maybe not
Scholars yearn for ‘natural conclusion’ to Arab Spring – secular democracy.
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Source of security?: Academics share extensive views on nuclear Pakistan
Role of weapons solicits more questions than answers.
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Keynote speech: Kureishi says khuda hafiz
British writer expresses excitement for the new generation of Pakistani writers.
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Karachi Literature Festival: It’s Easy to find Vikram Seth suitable
Your can’t dislkike him - even when he’s discussing rhyme and metre with enthusiasm.
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Book launch: Pakistan finally finds a ‘companion’ for history
Editor Dr Ayesha Jalal says the country needs to outline its parameters for history.