Thoughts of a Bibliophile
Kabir AltafMusic, Theater, Literature, South Asia, Middle East
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Review: Siren Song:Understanding Pakistan Through Its Women Singers by Fawzia Afzal-Khan
This review was originally published in SAMAJ on July 19, 2022.
Note: I’m sending this post out again since when it originally went out I had many fewer followers. It deserves highlighting.
As a student of ethnomusicology trained in Hin...
Review: The Red-Haired Woman by Orhan Pamuk
This review was originally published on my personal blog in August 2021.
The stories of Oedipus and Rustam and Sohrab haunt Orhan Pamuk’s The Red-Haired Woman. Cem, the narrator, is obsessed with these legends of parricide and filicide. B...
Review: Queer Saint: The Cultured Life of Peter Watson, Who Shook Twentieth-Century Art and Shocked High Society by Adrian Clark and Jeremy Dronfield
A few years ago, I randomly came across Queer Saint ( John Blake Publishing 2015) at a bookstore here in Lahore and picked it up because I was intrigued by the blurb on the back, which stated: “Peter Watson’s extraordinary life reads like a...
Review: Fire Island: A Century In The Life Of An American Paradise by Jack Parlett
This review originally appeared on my personal blog in June 2022.
Since I’ve recently moved to New York and since it is still (technically) Pride Month, I wanted to review something that featured the queer history of the NYC region. I ran...
Review: Andrea Camilleri's Inspector Montalbano Mysteries
One of my guilty pleasures is that I read police procedurals to relax1. Though they are certainly not high art, these novels are paradoxically comforting– despite the violence they contain– since the reader knows that the mystery will be so...
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Pakistani-American. Musician trained in Hindustani (North Indian) classical music. M.Mus Ethnomusicology, SOAS University of London. My dissertation was on the decline of Hindustani music in Pakistan.
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