Pakistani Authors

Re: Pakistani Authors

Assalamo Alaikum,

I am new to this forum. I have written a book which is going to be published inshallah by the end of Feb/early Mar. It is available on the internet and for the past few days I have been trying to paste the URL here but whenever I try, the message I get is that I need to have at least 25 messages posted on the forum before being allowed to paste a url. Sorry folks, but if you are still interested, you can try world wide web dot bookhabit dot com slash book slash 1448 slash NEITHER-A-JUST-WAR-NOR-JUST-A-WAR

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Any body heard about Daniyal Mueenuddin, the latest Pakistani literary sensation? His first book composed of short stories started a bidding war between 13 major US and UK publishers. Since I am new to the forum, I am not allowed to post the URL here. Just google and you'll find everything about him including his short stories.

My Book

“Neither A Just War Nor Just A War” by Khalid Mahmood ISBN 9781935383482 has just been released. It is available online at the following websites:

Amazon.com: Neither a Just War Nor Just a War: Khalid Mahmood: Books

Neither A Just War Nor Just A War, Khalid Mahmood, Book - Barnes & Noble

Neither A Just War Nor Just A War by Khalid Mahmood (9781935383482) - Books at Borders

Raider Books : Neither a Just War Nor Just a War

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^ I had downloaded your book from bookhabit but didn’t get a chance to read it yet - will do so soon. Congratulations on getting it published :k:

BTW, you’re from Al-Ain… wow! my childhood hometown - spent first 14 years of my life there.

Lucid,

Thanks. Yes, I am living and working in Al Ain for the past ten years. It has become a big city lately.

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"A History of Insects" by Yvonne Roberts

By chance I picked up this book at the library yesterday. It's about a 9 year old British girl growing up in Peshawar in the late 50s. She keeps a secret diary, full of her observations about the adults around her, the hypocrites, the wife beaters, adulterers, the spineless, the drunk, the religious bullies (ironically--NOT Muslims). Aside from a few historical references, the fresh wounds of Partition, communism across the world, etc. you'd think it was taking place just yesterday.

I'll write a more indepth review when i am finished, but I definitely recommend this to everyone who's interested in this subjevct matter.

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GAWD what a depressing book. :(