In her new book, ‘Whose Urdu is it Anyway?’, Rakshanda Jalil has translated into English 16 stories by non-Muslim writers who ...

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If you're wondering what to read next this summer, this list of fiction books featured on the first season of CBC Radio's Bookends with Mattea Roach is a good place to start.

Selling over 200 million copies since it was first published in 1859, Charles Dickins’ A Tale of Two Cities is arguably the ...

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