Ten years after the start of the perpetual war on terror, Pakistan, the country at the fulcrum of it, remains a mystery. This collection of stories gives a portrait of Pakistan, and Muslims in general, struggling to reason their way into a better future.
Ten years after the start of the perpetual war on terror, Pakistan, the country at the fulcrum of it, remains a mystery. This collection of stories gives a portrait of Pakistan, and Muslims in general, struggling to reason their way into a better future.
Anis Shivani is a poet, fiction writer, and critic in Houston, Texas. His books are Anatolia and Other Stories (Black Lawrence Press, 2009), Against the Workshop: Provocations, Polemics, Controversies (Texas Review Press, 2011), MY TRANQUIL WAR AND OTHER POEMS (NYQ Books, 2012), and THE FIFTH LASH AND OTHER STORIES (C&R Press, 2012). He has also finished a novel, Karachi Raj, and is at work on another, Abruzzi, 1936. His work appears in New York Quarterly, Georgia Review, Southwest Review, Boston Review, The Iowa Review, The Threepenny Review, Antioch Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, Agni, DENVER QUARTERLY, and many other journals. A Pushcart Prize winner, he studied economics at Harvard College. A second poetry book is in progress.
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