Safinah Danish Elahi talks to Devika Misra about the pitfalls and possibilities of publishing in Pakistan. English readership in Pakistan is...

 No Funeral for Nazia is Pakistani journalist and writer Taha Kehar’s third and latest work of fiction. The story highlights some of the com...

Viewpoint invites authors to write about anything they want, as long as it's of interest to readers of Asian Books Blog. Soniah Kamal he...

The annual month-long Oxford Book Fair, organized by Oxford University Press (OUP), is running until 7 November at Oxford bookshops in citie...

Oxford University Press Pakistan (OUP) believes book piracy poses a major threat to the local book publishing industry and is hence actively...

Ameena Saiyid, Managing Director of Oxford University Press, Pakistan (OUP), has just announced in Karachi that to celebrate 70 years of Pa...

In a recent raid carried out at a book binding unit / printing press in Lahore around 17,500 pirated copies of Oxford University Press (OUP...

Yesterday, 21 February,  Oxford University Press Pakistan (OUP) organised its first Digital Education Roadshow at the head office in Kar...

To celebrate 70 years of Pakistan’s creation, Pakistan’s biggest literary event, the Karachi Literature Festival (KLF) produced by Oxford U...

The winners of the three literary prizes awarded at the Karachi Literary Festival have been announced.   The winners for the Peace Prize ...

The Karachi Literature Festival (KLF) was launched in March 2010 and has been such a resounding success the organisers have recently add...