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• Drunk on Ink Q & A with Yousra Imran and ‘Hijab and Red Lipstick’, a novel

  January 24, 2021

  Drunk on Ink is a blast interview series by Soniah Kamal author of  the novel Unmarriageable, a parallel retelling of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and set in contemporary Pakistan Yousra Imran is a British Egyptian writer and author of YA novel Hijab and Red Lipstick (Hashtag Press). She works full time in marketing and events in the higher education […]

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• Drunk on Ink Q & A with Sejal Shah and ‘This Is One Way To Dance’, a essays/memoir

  December 1, 2020

  Drunk on Ink is a blast interview series by Soniah Kamal author of  the novel Unmarriageable, a parallel retelling of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and set in contemporary Pakistan. Sejal Shah is the daughter of Gujarati parents who immigrated to the US from India and Kenya. She the recipient of a 2018 New York Foundation for the Arts […]

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• Drunk on Ink Q & A with Madi Sinha and ‘The White Coat Diaries’, a novel

  November 16, 2020

  Drunk on Ink is a blast interview series by Soniah Kamal author of  the novel Unmarriageable, a parallel retelling of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and set in contemporary Pakistan Madi Sinha is a writer and practicing physician who loves the nervous system, bookshops, tea with milk and snarky conversation (but not necessarily in that order). She lives in New Jersey with […]

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• Drunk on Ink Q & A with Chika Unigwe and ‘Better Late Than Never’, short story collection

  October 25, 2020

  Drunk on Ink is a blast interview series by Soniah Kamal author of  the novel Unmarriageable, a parallel retelling of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and set in contemporary Pakistan Chika Unigwe was born and raised in Enugu, Nigeria. She has written novels and Better Never than Late is her first collection of short stories. About Better Late Than Never […]

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• Drunk on Ink Q & A with Anju Gattani and ‘Duty and Desire’, a novel

  October 23, 2020

  Drunk on Ink is a blast interview series by Soniah Kamal author of  the novel Unmarriageable, a parallel retelling of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and set in contemporary Pakistan Fiction author, freelance journalist, fiction writing instructor, blogger and former newspaper reporter, Anju Gattani was born in India but grew up in Hong Kong. She has also lived and been […]

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