Art and Books

Hashmi underlines the need to enlighten and train artists and critics.

Focusing on the period from 1890 to 1950, the book highlights the intrinsic independence of the tribal areas.

Unorganised bookstores make searching for the right book a difficult task in the capital.

Sour, grim and perpetually suspicious; these are some of the most glaring trademarks of a typical librarian.

His stories in rhyme, driven by amusing turns of phrase and filled with imaginative characters, make reading fun.

18 years in captivity, a lost childhood and intense torture...

Poll finds one in six youngsters fails to read one book per month. Exposure to English limited to Facebook, Twitter.

Her pain is visceral as she treads through the time periods, conversations, and memories of her mother.

The author of Invitation discusses his inspiration, writing style and second novel.

The book provides detailed information about Bhutto’s concept of democracy.

Though the Dr Mahmud Husain Library has books aplenty ... it is more than just a library.

The man who brought you exploding mangoes is back!

Hekmatyar is writing against a superpower at a time when superpower is hunting him down, said Hilal at the ceremony.

Over two dozen people of all age groups attend PANA’s poetry and literature breakfast.

Mystic Expressions interpretations of poetry of famous sub-continent poets famous poets by Sadequain.

The bi-monthly ‘Solidarity International’ celebrates its first edition.

It was Austen's only literary work between finishing "Northanger Abbey" and starting "Mansfield Park".

A profound illustration of a totalitarian state.

This book is going to change the way we approach and analyse our economic problems.

Rare books at Lahore Museum in jeopardy due to lack of funds, poor conservation.

Lelyveld's book about Gandhi daringly de-mythologises the deified figure of the Mahatma.

Delve into The Forty Rules of Love and a natural flow of real emotion will take over.

Experts discuss raising rights’ awareness through magazine.

Eminent literary figures at the book sale encouraged reading habits.

The issue features work of prominent writers.

Stories that provide a voice to those who are not always heard.

An action thriller involving secrets in art, architecture and history.

A journey into the minds of the mad, from death squad leaders to battling CEOs.

The F Word is an interesting collection of work but there's only so much a single edition of a magazine can achieve.

The economical prose and devotion to facts make it easy to forget that you're reading fiction.

Its a bizarre story where ‘the city by the sea awakes to a starting realisation — the sea has been stolen!’

A hilarious insight into the world of the feline.

A heartfelt biography describing the life of a loving lady who was a saint in the true sense of the word.

In this collection of modern poems, the literary splendour of Pakistani poetry can be shared with a global audience.

Tina Fey's comedy memoir Bossypants at times feels like an elongated punch line.

Remarkable book finally arrives in Islamabad.

However, a ‘break’ is exactly the thing that this Chinese mother would not allow for her children to have.

A hilarious, slyly profound take on love, life, celebrity, aging and everything in between.

Matters of Discretion is a window into the world of Indian politics.

First Step 2 Forever: My Story is an an account of Bieber's almost overnight rise to fame.

The book brings out a fresh perspective and compels women to reconsider men's side of the story.

There are a lot of different things that are great about being a writer, but it isn’t all glory!

Radio Pakistan veterans hope to launch the website by the end of May.

Booksellers promise to hold such fairs every Sunday.

In his latest novel Juliet, Naked, Hornby returns to the world of music obsession and mundane relationships.

Dale Carnegie decided to take his life-inspiring teaching techniques to another level.

Reading for pleasure continues to decline, not because of a lack of books, but a lack of readers.

Celebrated theoretical physicist Brian Greene explains the mind-boggling idea of a ‘Multiverse’.

Budding author Shehryar Fazli’s novel promises a riveting experience.

If you think JK Rowling is the best in young adult fantasy fiction, you’ve been misled far too long.