Culture

By Ayesha Majeed - “Some research suggests that women are often better at articulating their feelings than men because as the female brain develops, more capacity is reserved for language, memory,

By Rabia Ahmed - Banerji, a Bengali writer from India, has translated Satyajit Ray and Sunil Gangopadhyay's novels from Bengali to English and written several books herself about the history, culture,

Review on Muhammad Amir Rana’s book ‘The Militant: Development of a Jihadi Character in Pakistan’ by Ahmed Ishaq

By Rabia Ahmed - Terrorism, the single most distressing worldwide problem today makes this novel by Nicholas Shakespeare even more interesting. The book, subtitled: 'Picnic Day, Broken Hill

Extravagant ideas, new mediums, half-mastered techniques, energetic gestures and never-ending verbose talks, this is what you expect at a degree show of an art institution. However

By Ayesha Majeed - Amidst the excitement of newly arrived spring season in Lahore; a vibrant city of arts, literature and contemporary ideas National College of Arts celebrated its annual extensive

By Rabia Ahmed - Every once in a while a book comes along the likes of which you've never read before. 'Elizabeth is Missing,' Emma Healey's first novel is one. It was short listed for a couple of awards,

By Qamar Riaz - A contemporary definition of calligraphic practice is ‘the art of giving a form to signs in an expressive, harmonious and skilful manner’. Creative calligraphy art portrays divine rhythmic beauty

By Rabia Ahmed - I reviewed 'Wrestlers, Pigeon Fanciers and Kite Flyers' recently, another book written by Jurgen Wasim Frembgen. That was co-authored by Paul Rollier Frembgenan. 'The Closed Valley,' a 2014 publication

By Rabia Ahmed - Elif Shafak, one of Turkey's best-selling authors, needs little introduction. Her writing is known for its blend of fantasy and significant social and cultural questions. Shafak's previous books, nine of them novels, several