
Book Launch | Karachi Literature Festival
Imagine this, if you can. This is your first international festival, nay, your first festival period. And your first book launch at any festival…
Imagine this, if you can. This is your first international festival, nay, your first festival period. And your first book launch at any festival…
The Karachi Literature Festival was surreal, sublime and altogether overwhelming. Apart from the launch event of Fade Into Red I was extremely proud to…
SESSION DETAILS 7th Feb – Book Launch of Fade Into Red Book Launch: Fade Into Red by Reshma K. Barshikar Date: …
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