A Desi's Guide to Pakistani (English) Fiction

Of Mothers and Magic: Nur Nasreen Ibrahim's 'Picture of a Dying World' was a complicated, entertaining mess

Of Grief and Gluttony: Marium Taufeeq's 'The Sadness Eater' is good, fun storytelling

Of Mughals and Myths: Fatima Taqvi's 'The Third Feather' blends history and fantasy together in cool but confusing ways

Of Mysteries and Maharajas: Imran Kureishi's 'In the Realm of Demons' is a fun little supernatural mystery

Of Djinn and Duologies Part Two: Sami Shah's 'Earth Boy' is a nice conclusion to a fun story

Of Confusion and Conundrums: Mubashir Noor's 'March Forth for Naught' is all kinds of wacko

Of Wars and Vengeance: Sami Shah's The Havelberg Djinn is a good addition to South Asian supernatural fiction

Of Djinn and Duologies Part One: Sami Shah's 'Fire Boy' is a great starter to South Asian Fantasy

Of Jinn and Justice: Musharruf Farooqi's supernatural short story makes for great Islamic fantasy

Papercuts: Saqib Mansoor's The Lonely Tracks is the right kind of vague

Of Djinn and Anthologies: Mahvesh Murad and Jared Shurin's 'The Djinn Falls in Love and Other Stories' is just amazing supernatural stuff