Posts Tagged ‘ Farooz Rather ’
Farooz Rather has another upcoming publication. His essay “Playing it Pedestrian” about the German philosopher Martin Heidegger and James Norcliffe’s books of poems Shadow Play will appear in the summer issue of Cha: An Asian Literary Journal.
Farooz Rather’s essay “Anatolian Ambivalence,” on Turkish writer Orhan Pamuk, will appear in Warscapes next month.
MFA Student Farooz Rather’s paper ”Agha Shahid Ali’s Epistemologies of Resistance” has been accepted for the prestigious American Comparative Literature Association 2013 annual meeting taking place in Toronto April 4-7, 2013.
Farooz has a new essay in the upcoming anthology Mad Heart, Be Brave. It’s called ”In Shades of Shahid,” and it’s about the late poet Agha Shahid Ali. Congratulations to Farooz!
MFA student Farooz Rather has a new review of Julian Barnes’ novel The Sense of an Ending published in Cha: An Asian Literary Journal. Check it out here: http://www.asiancha.com/content/view/1195/344/
Congratulations, Farooz!
Farooz Rather’s essay, “Why I Write,” the first draft of which he wrote last fall in nonfiction form and theory, has been published in Warscapes. Check it out!
Congratulations, Farooz!
Farooz Rather’s essay “A Shroud Around the Suicide” has been accepted by Cha: An Asian Literary journal based in Hong Kong. The essay explores the ideas of memory, fiction, physical vs philosophic suicide in Julain Barnes novel The Sense Of An ending which won the Booker Prize for 2011.
Congratulations, Farooz!
MFA student Farooz Rather who has just published this piece on Philip Levine at PULSE. Congratulations, Farooz!
