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Indian author Arundhati Roy ‘unequivocally’ stands with Iran in the face of US-Israeli attacks Images Staff
Review: Yasmin Zaher’s The Coin traces a Palestinian woman’s search for belonging in New York Sahar Shehryar
Ayesha Muzaffar’s The Haunting of Dr Rahim-ud-Din Shamsi and Other Unsettling Tales will delight horror fans Nadya Chishty-Mujahid
Arslan Athar’s debut novel Forty Days of Mourning remembers Hyderabad Deccan through grief and silence Aleezeh Fatima
In This Is Where the Serpent Lives, Daniyal Mueenuddin traces how power is inherited and enforced in Pakistan Javed Amir
Mohammed Hanif’s upcoming novel Rebel English Academy begins on the night of Bhutto’s hanging Irfan Aslam
A mummy, a missing girl, and Karachi: Why Maha Khan Phillips’ The Museum Detective is such a gripping read Nadya Chishty-Mujahid
Fatima Bhutto’s upcoming memoir explores anxiety, chosen family, and the quiet salvation of a dog’s love Images Staff
Review: Death on the Lusitania is a murder mystery with an edge over Agatha Christie Nadya Chishty-Mujahid
Obituary: Ali Baba Taj, the Hazara poet who believed in Quetta till the very end Muhammad Akbar Notezai
Review: In Kiran Desai’s The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny loneliness is personal and intimate Huda Imtiaz
Review: In Indignity, Lea Ypi reconstructs her grandmother’s life after damaging allegations are made Arif Azad
Superman and Spider-Man to reunite after 50 years in DC/Marvel crossover comic on March 25 Images Staff
RF Kuang, author of Babel and Yellowface, pulls out of Emirates Litfest amid BDS boycott call Images Staff
Review: David Szalay’s Booker Prize-wining novel Flesh is a deeply affecting story about masculinity Tory Young
Review: Plestia Alaqad’s The Eyes of Gaza tells the heart-wrenching tale of living through a genocide Siham Basir
