by Qaisra Shahraz | Mar 31, 2016 | A Pair Of Jeans, Books, Events & News, Kinnaird College, News, News, Pakistan 2015 Lahore, Revolt, The Holy and the Unholy, The Holy Woman, Tours, Typhoon
Visit to Kinnaird College It was wonderful to visit Kinnaird College again – my third visit to this marvelous place which now houses an equally marvelous writers’ centre – the International Centre For Pakistani Writing in English (ICPWE) headed by...
by Qaisra Shahraz | Mar 9, 2016 | A Pair Of Jeans, Blog, Books, Events & News, Germany 2016, News, News, Previous events, Revolt, The Holy and the Unholy, The Holy Woman, Tours, Typhoon
What a pleasure it was to visit Norbert Gymnasium Catholic School in February when I went to attend the Didacta Book Fair in Cologne. It is a marvelous school in the country side in Dormagen, near the city of Cologne in Germany. This visit was kindly arranged by my...
by Qaisra Shahraz | Oct 16, 2015 | #WeStandTogether, A Pair Of Jeans, Books, Events & News, Manila 2015, Previous events, Revolt, The Holy and the Unholy, The Holy Woman, Tours, Travels, Typhoon
I am delighted to share with you details of my forthcoming event at De La Salle University, Manila, hosted by the Department of Literature, and Master of Ceremonies, Dr. Jeremy de Chavez. The Department of Literature De La Salle University A Reading...
by Qaisra Shahraz | Mar 12, 2015 | A Pair Of Jeans, Events & News, Revolt, The Holy and the Unholy
I had a great day visiting the University of Lancaster’s Modern Languages department to lead a workshop, hosted by the wonderful team and department director Dr. Robert Crawshaw, a personal friend and fan of my work. In support of a special project, entitled...
by Qaisra Shahraz | Feb 21, 2015 | Events & News, India 2015, The Holy and the Unholy, Travels
Professor Abdur Raheem Kidwaiji and his colleague Dr. Faiza hosted a wonderful dinner for me last night, with many of the academic staff and contributors to the text book about my work, The Holy and the Unholy: Critical Essays on Qaisra Shahraz’s Fiction. I was...
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