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17th February, 2012
Books have a way of running away with you: Seth
Vikram Seth talks to Dawn.com about his books, his interest in music and why too much publicity is not good for writers. Interview by Tabinda…
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    15th February, 2012
    A literary affair
    Valentine’s Day is almost over as I write this, the Google page still had that little cartoon that brings up a sentimental animation with Tony…
    13th February, 2012
    Wasaib se Mehran tak: Pakistani regional languages
    In a session moderated by bestselling author Mohammad Hanif, poets and critics discussed and recited work in Pashto, Seraiki and Sindhi on the second day…
    13th February, 2012
    Failed states don’t hold literature festivals: Anatol Lieven
    Journalist, professor and writer Anatol Lieven talks to Dawn.com during the Karachi Literature Festival 2012. Lieven, author of a widely acclaimed book “Pakistan: A …
    13th February, 2012
    “Just a little respect, please”
    Being the current epicenter of the Arab Spring, Syria was justifiably the main theme at a discussion on last year’s revolution at the Karachi Literature…