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Rameesha Aman reviews David Szalay’s Booker Prize-winning novel, which traces one man’s journey from an ordinary life in Hungary to the unsettling…

Rest, Ruin, and Razor-Sharp Wit: Ottessa Moshfegh’s Arctic Lens on the Self and Society As a rule, one ought never…

Life of Purpose and Legacy of Prof. Dr. Bashir Ahmad A Tribute from the Family A story of service, vision,…

سب کہاں کچھ لالہ و گل میں نمایاں ہو گئیں خاک میں کیا صورتیں ہوں گی کہ پنہاں ہو گئیں…

Review by Rameesha Aman Margaret Mitchell’s classic novel “Gone with the Wind” captures everything that makes up life. In recent…

Reviewing a Masterpiece of Family, Culture, and Lyricism Ever since its publication in 1997, Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things has become…

The Little House is one of the lesser-known novels by Philippa Gregory, best known for her historical fiction works such…

By Yemeen Zahra Just off Multan Road near Samanabad Mor, tucked behind a grove of trees and the constant hum…

Are you as unique as you think you are? By: Anya Atif We’ve all seen the trending aesthetics on social…

By: AZ a reader/teacher There’s usually one person for everyone who acts as an agent of change, setting the trajectory…