Ammara Khan

Economic growth and judicial overreach

Economic growth and judicial overreach

Ineffective policy tools and judicial intrusion meant to encourage private sector lending inadvertently diminish banks’ desire to lend to anyone. Published 18 Nov, 2024 07:05am
FICTION: MURAKAMI’S BLANK SPACES

FICTION: MURAKAMI’S BLANK SPACES

Master novelist Haruki Murakami’s latest book, at its core, is about the melancholic nature of the creative process but Published 30 Dec, 2018 07:09am
FICTION: LOVE AND LANGUAGE

FICTION: LOVE AND LANGUAGE

While it combines witty musings on identity, art, philosophy and linguistics, this debut novel is at heart a teenage Published 07 Jan, 2018 07:01am
FICTION: WAYS TO MESS IT UP — AGAIN

FICTION: WAYS TO MESS IT UP — AGAIN

Ten thousand reincarnations to get it right — but if all you end up with is loss of individuality, what’s the difference Published 29 Oct, 2017 06:06am
FICTION: FOUR WAYS TO LIVE AND DIE

FICTION: FOUR WAYS TO LIVE AND DIE

Shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, Paul Auster’s latest novel is his magnum opus, but is a dense and cerebral book Published 24 Sep, 2017 06:42am
FICTION: HOME TRUTHS

FICTION: HOME TRUTHS

A tale of loss, grief and eventual redemption told from the perspective of a dislocated child Published 16 Jul, 2017 07:38am
FICTION: Harsh realities

FICTION: Harsh realities

A family torn apart by war comes to realise that not all reunions have happy endings Updated 19 Mar, 2017 08:39am
Bitingly logical

Bitingly logical

An insightful and entertaining collection of writings on life and the world at large Published 08 Jan, 2017 08:58am
Gentle souls, harsh realities

Gentle souls, harsh realities

Two people who don’t quite fit the mould of their society and time find a kindred spirit in each other Published 11 Dec, 2016 08:43am
Seeking the meaning of life

Seeking the meaning of life

A book that gives insight into the lives of the members of the existentialist school of thought Published 27 Nov, 2016 07:12am
To make art

To make art

Molly Crabapple tells her story — the story of a creative mind inspired by the machinations of the modern world Updated 13 Nov, 2016 11:45pm
To break free

To break free

Circling the Sun is about one woman’s life of fearless adventure and mercurial relationships Updated 02 Oct, 2016 09:56am
Fairy tales for our times

Fairy tales for our times

Michael Cunningham’s latest collection demonstrates that imperfection extends into the realm of fantasy Published 04 Sep, 2016 07:55am
One never really forgets

One never really forgets

Patrick Modiano has his protagonist walk the tortuous lanes of his memories, and the cobbled paths of Paris, to untangle Updated 31 Jul, 2016 08:15am
An unusual alliance

An unusual alliance

Joyce Carol Oates’s latest novel is a story set on the cusp of scientific inquiry and personal agenda Published 26 Jun, 2016 07:09am
Remembrance and reality

Remembrance and reality

J.M. Coetzee and Arabella Kurtz attempt to bridge the distance between narrative technique and psychotherapy Updated 02 May, 2016 11:49pm