Unending saga of displacement
In a new book, Dina Nayeri uses memoir and reportage to explore what it means to be a refugee.
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Love, loss and longing in Tehran
In contemporary times, when the meaning of love is reduced to a quick fix of sexual satisfaction and entitlement, Marjan Kamali brings forth a kind of love that stands the trials and tribulations of time and fate.
The inheritance of caste indignities
Githa Hariharan examines how social exclusion devastates individual lives in her new novel 'I Have Become the Tide'.
Sabyn Javeri’s ‘Hijabistan’ interrogates many shades of hijab
Stories of oppression of desires and life choices of women and their valiant fights to break the chains of Pakistan’s patriarchal society
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