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Poet And Writer: Reference for the late Sufi Rasheed
Speakers paid glowing tributes to the late poet and writer Sufi Abdul Rasheed
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The notepad: Sarah Ahmad
Urbanist, public programmer and consultant for the inaugural Lahore Biennale’s Mapping Project
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Two-day mother languages literature festival begins on Saturday
Over 150 writers, poets, artists to showcase linguistic and cultural diversity of over 15 Pakistani languages.
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Public diplomacy: KLF brings Maldives poet to Pakistan
Ibrahim Waheed Ogaru is on a mission to showcase Maldives as more than just a tourist destination
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KLF kicks off 8th edition by giving voice to the voiceless
Literature festival starts with keynote speeches by Ayesha Jalal, Mustansir H Tarar
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Renowned playwright Bano Qudsia passes away aged 88
She was honoured with Kamal-e-Fun Award for 2010 by the Pakistan Academy of Letters
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Pakistan needs ‘Zarb-e-Qalam’ alongside Zarb-e-Azb: PM
Nawaz announces Rs500 million endowment fund for National History and Literary Heritage Division
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Artificial beards, moustaches banned in Peshawar
Police say terrorists could use camouflage techniques to conceal identities; hate material also banned
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‘Pakistani families abroad don’t teach Urdu to their children’
Poet Ishrat Afreen says foreigners are learning Urdu while Pakistanis abandon it
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Japanese writer Haruki Murakami to publish new novel
It will be the celebrated author's first long novel after Colourless Tsukuru Tazaki
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The notepad: Asad Mian
An ER physician and a writer/blogger/innovator whenever he’s off shares his favourite books
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Nobel prize winning Italian playwright Dario Fo, dies aged 90
He stirred controversy with his 1969 work Mistero buffo
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The notepad: Maheen Humayun
Maheen Humayun scribbles her love for the written word on our notepad
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T2F takes literati on ride of a lifetime
'Rail Kahaani' brought forward memory, myth and social perception in pre-Partition and present day Pakistan
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the Poet of Multan
Riffat Abbas has created a new genre in Seraiki poetry. One can call it political fable
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Remembered: Qateel Shifai’s death anniversary observed
His poetry collection “Mutriba” is considered literary masterpiece
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The notepad: Sara Naveed
Author of the novel Undying Affinity and owner of the Book Shook publishing company, jots down her favourite reads
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A love letter to Madho Lal Hussein
Naveed Alam’s book is not only for fans of the poet but also for students of literature
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Women through the eyes of art
Panel looks at the historical emergence of women voices in art
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Booked Umair Naeem
Writer Umair Naeem just launched his second book, The Runaway, and he talks to us about his journey as a writer
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Literature a source of national identity: UoE VC
UoE Bank Road Campus hosts seminar on literary trends in Pakistan
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The notepad: Anwar Maqsood
Scriptwriter and satirist Anwar Maqsood jots down a few of his favourite literary companions
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Literature, digital media and the youth
Digital media can be instrumental in reviving the literary heritage of our region
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Do we have a cultural policy?
Creative activity has a permeable effect on society and its future course
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The notepad: Maha Khan Phillips
Financial journalist and author of two compelling novels, jots down pieces of literature that have most influenced her
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Literature: the digital divide
Only way out now is to play around with print medium as its nature at times has been more powerful than its message
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The unknown Jamila
Hashmi’s passion for reclaiming the cultural heritage of the subcontinent stands out in the history of Urdu fiction
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The notepad
The owner of the bookstore ‘The Last Word’, spoke to us about her love for books
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NaNoWriMo: Writing retreat
NaNoWriMo gives aspiring Pakistani novelists an impetus to pursue creative writing
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What was staple of Pakistan’s literary scene in 2015?
Fiction remained staple of Pakistan’s literary scene last year
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Books: Turning the page
The 10 books you’ll want to speed read in 2016
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The lost world of Ishtiaq Ahmed
Despite limited scope and puritanical leanings, his stories grabbed attention of a whole generation of young readers
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Remembering Dostoevsky, the sage of suffering
On the Russian literature giant’s 194th birth anniversary, we explore the redemptive quality of his bleak panoramas
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Paying tribute: Of science and poetry
Bazme Sciency Adab society remembers Azmat Ali Khan and his efforts to merge literature and science
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Anguished metaphors of exile
Hasan Mujtaba’s ‘Koel Shehr Ki Katha’ is an invitation to savour pain and joy of existence
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The monstrous vermin within
100 years after Kafka’s ‘The Metamorphosis’ shook our lives
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Is Ulysses relevant today?
In 1920, Ulysses was considered highly objectionable, vulgar and obscene, even dangerous
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Eminent jurist Javed Iqbal dies at 91
Javed Iqbal was born in Sialkot on October 5, 1924 and was just 14 years old when he lost his illustrious father
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QUIZ: How well do you know South Asian literature?
Take our quiz and find out
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Why does this author of 12 books in Faisalabad drive a Qingqi?
Despite having three reprints of 11 of his novels sold out, this Faisalabad man has to drive a Qingqi to pay his rent
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Advanced studies : Self-study math book launched
The 296 page book will retail at Rs250, with a 55 per cent discount for NBF readers club members
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Literary gathering: Conference on Sino-Pak literature from 28th
Event part of Pakistan-China year of friendship celebrations.
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For the love of writing: Young literati deliver their writings at LitLab
The event served as a platform to promote the talent of Pakistani youth
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Rhyme and remembrance: Parveen Shakir and Munir Niazi's legacy
December 26 can be termed as one of the darkest days in the history of our language