by Qaisra Shahraz | Jun 3, 2019 | Blog, News, News, Press, News,Articles
It was a pleasure to attend the Queen’s garden party and see this marvellous monarch of ours. An amazing woman!It was an honour to be invited to the Queen’s garden party for my work for MACFEST & contribution to society alongside hundreds other people...
by Qaisra Shahraz | May 17, 2019 | #WeStandTogether, Blog, Events & News, MACFEST, Manchester, News, Previous events
MACFEST partners with Stretford Public Hall ‘HerStories’ Festival. The weekend brought people from across Manchester to celebrate women throughout history! MACFEST offered several activities at the festival on Saturday. Here are pictures of the adorable...
by Qaisra Shahraz | Apr 15, 2019 | Blog, News, News, Previous events
Last week Qaisra visited Gulberg Government College for Women. In the session entitled ‘ Building cultural bridges through Literature’ I talked on various topics, my novels.the distraction by social media on my writing life. women’s rights, feminism,...
by Qaisra Shahraz | Apr 15, 2019 | Blog, Events & News, Miscellaneous, News, News, Press, News,Articles, Previous events, Travels
Last week Qaisra had the pleasure of visiting my father’s former college, visiting the English Language and literature department. “My visit to Government College for Women, Gulberg. I had a wonderful time at this college. – the staff and students...
by Qaisra Shahraz | Oct 12, 2017 | Blog, Events & News, Manchester, News, News, Previous events
Elizabeth Gaskell House It was great to take part in Manchester Literature Festival and to launch my new book “The Concubine and the Slave Catcher”. I was doubly delighted to be hosted in Gaskell House, home of one of my favourite women writers –...
by Qaisra Shahraz | Oct 12, 2017 | #WeStandTogether, Events & News, Previous events, Travels
Introduction It was wonderful to be hosted by Ernest Mach Gymnasium in Hurth. School of my German host, Frau Thekla Von Dubois. The largest group I ever had in one hall – 370 students and a dozen of English teachers. I was warmly welcomed and thoroughly enjoyed...
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