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    Tag: Pakistan

    My courage is a battleground, my desire a spark

    Hi, folks, Here you have a handful of poems by Pakistani poet Sara Shagufta, about whom I wrote on my previous post. The poems were translated to…… Read more “My courage is a battleground, my desire a spark”

    7 de August de 2020 by juliana

    Sara Shagufta

    Sara Shagufta (31 October 1954 – 4 June 1984) was a Pakistani poet. She was born in the Punjabi city of Gujranwala, but lived most of her life in Karachi.…… Read more “Sara Shagufta”

    7 de August de 20207 de August de 2020 by juliana

    The speed necessary to replace loss

    Dear Kamila, Your novel Burnt Shadows (2009) is a mixture of family saga and political thriller, written in an elegiac tone. With the speed necessary to replace…… Read more “The speed necessary to replace loss”

    13 de January de 201519 de May de 2017 by juliana

    Kamila Shamsie

    Kamila Naheed Shamsie (1973) is a Pakistani writer. She has a BA in Creative Writing from Hamilton College, and an MFA from the Program for Poets & Writers…… Read more “Kamila Shamsie”

    13 de January de 201519 de May de 2017 by juliana

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