Art and Books

Every word Attiya Dawood wrote came at a personal cost

‘The Heart Goes Last’ moves away from dark corners of life, explores feminism and tyranny

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How dare you mispronounce the name of He Who Shall Not Be Named!

Shazaf shares seven books that have enhanced her understanding of 'the grey areas in life'

‘Hasan Ki Surat-e-Haal’ is a tale of wonder that draws on local imagination and creativity

Former naval chief throws weight behind armed forces in context of national history

Tangential to the mundane, Shivani’s ode to Karachi converges on its eccentric integral: its people

The Express Tribune remembers master poet Ahmed Faraz on his tenth death anniversary

The book unfolds health challenges faced by South Asians

Uzma Aslam Khan shares with bibliophiles nine books that captivated her

Doerr walks you through a blind girl’s life in the backdrop of WW2

Anthology of celebrated Malayalam writer’s stories captures complexities of everyday life

Marlon James first Jamaican author to be in the running for prestigious prize

Researchers say adding classic text to exploit kit landing page more effective obfuscation technique than random text

The sequel to "To Kill a Mockingbird" is currently the most pre-ordered book on Amazon.com

Harper Lee’s novel most pre-ordered print title on Amazon after ‘Harry Potter’

Go Set a Watchman is already a best-seller at online retailer Amazon, will be published by HarperCollins on Tuesday

Omar Shahid Hamid’s gripping second novel traces a young man’s journey from an ‘idealistic student’ to a ‘jihadi’

Pierre-Alain Baud’s latest book does make for an engaging read

On the classic’s anniversary, The Express Tribune reflects on the treatment of dreams

Daramsaal La Khate is an autobiographical account which seeks to explain the present crisis

Writer discovers hidden gems of city’s magnificent stone structures

Javed Jabbar shares with bibliophiles a list of captivating books revolving around Marxist history to a novel by Desai

A low-key compliment in a tweet turned into a priceless conversation

Research shows twerk was first used as a noun in 1820, referring to a 'twisting or jerking movement'

The first cookbook which attempts to bridge the gap between the two countries wasn't published till last year

Compilation features never-seen-before images along with her insight into motherhood and fashion

Unknowingly when we sing these nursery rhymes we engage our child with centuries-old tradition that seems harmless

'Grey' would still be published as scheduled on June 18, which is the fictional character Christian Grey's birthday

The book, titled Grey, will be published on June 18, and has been written from the point of view of its male character

The book is part of an action plan designed to encourage reading and environmental care

The awards are presented annually by the Horror Writers Association

Rendell suffered a stroke in January and had been in a critical condition in hospital

Gunter Grass, one of the most important writers of German post-war history, passes away at 87

Sonia Faleiro went beyond the headlines of a rape case to ask an uncomfortable question: did it really happen?

The message in Manal Shakir’s Magic Within is hard to extract from a perplexing plot

The book was jointly published in India and Pakistan and was inaugurated in Delhi on March 27, 2012.

Ghani Khan, the fierce Pakhtun warrior of peace, waged war within the meters of his verses.

The significance of this service to literature cannot be emphasised enough.

Printed in small numbers and usually distributed to various govt departments, here are some interesting publications

Chaudhry Nazir described the books as an important tool to understand the South American country and its people.

Sydney-based writer John Zubrzycki talks about his favourite local authors and love for tales of the subcontinent

Small said China’s foreign policy could transform its foreign policy in the next decade.

Book compiled by Salima Hashmi launched at session.

Photojournalist Max Becherer set to launch book ‘Dynamite and Prayers’ at the Lahore Literary Festival.

Fatima Bhutto releases latest novel, an e-book, leaving many asking where they can find 'Democracy' in Pakistan

"To Kill a Mockingbird" won the Pulitzer Price for its tale of racial injustice in the Great Depression-era South.

John Grisham takes on big corporations and their exploitative practices in his latest book

The transformation of one genre to another is like seeing your daughter getting married and moving to another home.