Stories by Nadya Chishty-Mujahid

NON-FICTION: BLAME IT ON BASHIR

NON-FICTION: BLAME IT ON BASHIR

A former journalist’s book on Princess Diana’s infamous 1995 Panorama interview with Martin Bashir expects readers to consider... Published 22 Feb, 2026 06:45am
FICTION: DEMONIC POSSESSIONS

FICTION: DEMONIC POSSESSIONS

Ayesha Muzaffar’s latest offering strings together three novellas that will undoubtedly delight fans of the horror genre Published 15 Feb, 2026 07:33am
FICTION: The real thing

FICTION: The real thing

Maha Khan Phillips’ fast-paced third novel is both historical fiction as well as a thrilling murder mystery and cements her Updated 22 Jan, 2026 06:22pm
FICTION: SAVING THE MANUSCRIPT

FICTION: SAVING THE MANUSCRIPT

Symbols, mystery and thrills — Dan Brown’s latest novel has two academics and lovers encountering all kinds of trouble as they run Published 02 Nov, 2025 09:29am
FICTION: SLOGGING THROUGH A DREARY LIFE

FICTION: SLOGGING THROUGH A DREARY LIFE

A debut English novel provides a genuine window into the the trials and tribulations of a typical low-income Pakistani male but is Published 14 Sep, 2025 09:14am
FICTION: THE MORAL COMPASS

FICTION: THE MORAL COMPASS

A technopreneur pens a debut novel that stands in for his own story of challenges and business success, and which can help guide Published 03 Aug, 2025 08:10am
FICTION: Their sister’s keepers

FICTION: Their sister’s keepers

Coco Mellors’ remarkably engaging latest novel is an authentic story about sisterhood, sibling rivalry, loss, anguish Published 04 May, 2025 07:15am
FICTION: TO THE MANOR GONE

FICTION: TO THE MANOR GONE

A gothic YA novel is often predictable but also atmospheric and entertaining and would enhance a young person’s desire to develop Published 06 Apr, 2025 10:58am
FICTION: THROUGH A GLASS, DARKLY

FICTION: THROUGH A GLASS, DARKLY

Set against the backdrop of gruesome murders in the late 1970s in bleak post-industrial Yorkshire, England, a rewarding debut... Published 12 Jan, 2025 08:39am
FICTION; Marketing over merit

FICTION; Marketing over merit

The murders of four women and the arrest of the suspect prompts a young woman to start corresponding with the killer in jail Published 24 Nov, 2024 10:23am
FICTION: EXORCISING DEMONS

FICTION: EXORCISING DEMONS

Taha Kehar’s sophomore novel is a meticulously crafted story about a bizarre memorial service for a dead woman in which those... Published 20 Oct, 2024 07:37am
NON-FICTION: THREE WOMEN REBELLING

NON-FICTION: THREE WOMEN REBELLING

It is invariably a good sign when a writer does not allow tragedy and adversity to daunt him or her to the point where one’s... Published 18 Aug, 2024 10:39am
FICTION: A WORTHY SUCCESSOR TO CHRISTIE

FICTION: A WORTHY SUCCESSOR TO CHRISTIE

Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot detective series is being continued by a new author, who seems to have risen handsomely to the Published 09 Jun, 2024 09:23am