In memory of Sabeen Mahmud.
“Hers is a strength most of us lack.” Ghausia Rashid Salam asks why Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai seems to be disliked by so many groups in Pakistan.
“As far as debut novels go, this one is pretty fantastic… Plus, it has a cat.” Ghausia Rashid Salam reviews Saba Imtiaz’s first novel.
“In fact, I think the only convincing, memorable female protagonist in Pakistani prose has been created by a man… Mohammed Hanif” Hira A, The Missing Slate’s Poet of the Month, talks to Ghausia Rashid Salam.
As the 2014 Cannes film festival arrives at its conclusion, a selection of our writers choose their favourite Palme d’Or recipients of years gone by.
Ghausia Rashid Salam explores the many faces of tourism in Bangkok, learning to navigate the seedy big city with a conservative family.
In which the author argues for the importance of open and public forums for women, untainted by the opinions and interpretations of the less fairer sex.
Where the author, Articles Editor Ghausia Rashid Salam, negotiates sexual power plays in the arts.
The Missing Slate’s film team is joined by other editors in choosing the movies readers ought to watch this Valentine’s Day.
Junior Articles Editor Ghausia Rashid Salam takes to task the writers of mediocre romance, and subsequent fanfiction, and questions how much of an influence Disney-fied fairietales have on them.