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The non-fictional literature written in Urdu is an extraordinary masterpiece in itself. Whether it is criticism or articles written on literature, art, culture, civilization and history, these writings have afforded a new dimension to the literary, social, and cultural discourse of the subcontinent. Presenting, a comprehensive selection of all such writings to give you more food for thought than ever.
Popular humorist and satirist; known for his linguistic finesse and representations of social inequalities.
Prominent modernist fiction writer, known for his stories around existential issues; also the author of books on Marquez and Milan Kundera in Urdu.
One of the founding fathers of modern Urdu criticism in the subcontinient.
A contemporary of Manto, associated with the Progressive Writers Movement, known for his stories of romance and social realism.
