This subcategory is for English-language sites offering information about literary authors, periods, and movements, as well as bibliograhpies and other leads, for all forms of Pakistani literature written. It will include criticism about this literature, but will not have any creative material, which belongs to other subcategories.
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Novelist Zameenzad's life and books described briefly.
Mohsin Hamid's first novel is reviewed here.
Record of the birth centenary celebration at The Literature Podium, Ialamabad (theliteraturepodium@gmail.com) of this major Urdu poet -with recitals, papers, and discussion on how to read his poetry in the new century.
A list of well-known authors from Pakistan and the Indian Subcontinent. The main site has many useful links.
The site presents biographical and bibliographical information about Shaila Abdullah, writer and graphic designer.
A socio-political take on a classic, Ahmed Ali's Twilight in Delhi (1940).
The ghazal verse-form is described, as in Urdu and some other languages.
Account of novelist and poet Zulfikar Ghose's recent reading at The Literature Podium, Islamabad (theliteraturepodium@gmail.com), it has fresh critical and biographical information.
Mohsin Hamid's first novel is reviewed here.
Record of the birth centenary celebration at The Literature Podium, Ialamabad (theliteraturepodium@gmail.com) of this major Urdu poet -with recitals, papers, and discussion on how to read his poetry in the new century.
Account of novelist and poet Zulfikar Ghose's recent reading at The Literature Podium, Islamabad (theliteraturepodium@gmail.com), it has fresh critical and biographical information.
The site presents biographical and bibliographical information about Shaila Abdullah, writer and graphic designer.
Novelist Zameenzad's life and books described briefly.
A list of well-known authors from Pakistan and the Indian Subcontinent. The main site has many useful links.
A socio-political take on a classic, Ahmed Ali's Twilight in Delhi (1940).
The ghazal verse-form is described, as in Urdu and some other languages.
