Tag Archive for Pakistani Poetry

Pakistan’s Fertile Artistic Ground

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(From mustafaqadri.net) Granta may be showcasing Pakistan’s English language writers, but this is only the tip of an artistic iceberg. guardian.co.uk, Sunday 10 October 2010, 14.00 BST It is no coincidence that a wealth of literary talent has arisen in…

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Poetic Discourses in Pakistan

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(Syndicated from Viewpoint Online) Undoubtedly, it is our Sindhi, Pushto, Seraiki, Punjabi and Balochi poetry that vigorously and gallantly challenged and even rejected the system of internal colonialism in Pakistan. This aspect of our poetry, however, has rarely been explored…

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Coming Soon: Pakistaniaat December Issue

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Our December issue will soon be available online as well as in the print version. Please note that from this issue onward, Pakistaniaat will become a Delayed-Open Access journal, which means that you would need to subscribe to access our…

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محاصره–احمد فراز

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  …میرے غنیم نے مجھکو پیام بھیجا ہے کہ حلقہ زن ہیں میرے گرد لشکری اُسکے فصیل شہر کے ہر برج، ہر مینارے پر کماں بدست ستادہ ہیں عسکری اُسکے وہ برقِ لہر بجھا دی گئی ہے جسکی تپش وجودِ…

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Pakistaniaat: The Kindle Edition

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Here is the latest in Pakistaniaat’s publishing innovation. All four issues published so far are now available on Kindle and can be ordered through Amazon.com. Here is a link to the page: Pakistaniaat on Kindle. Please pass this on to…

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Review: Constructing Pakistan by Aliya Anjum

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From Dawn, Pakistan The story of Pakistan Reviewed By Aliya Anjum Sunday, 26 Sep, 2010 | 07:23 AM PST MASOOD Ashraf Raja’s book Constructing Pakistan is a very refreshing take on history. He has attempted to reconstruct the Indian-Muslim situation…

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