Mehvash Amin, poet, writer, editor and publisher in conversation with host Maniza Naqvi writer and founder of The Little Book Company, an epublisher and ebookseller.

Mehvash Amin talks about her prose and poetry, her unpublished novel, The Sorbonne, her publishing house: Broken Leg Publications, her literary annual magazine: The Aleph Review, Kinnaird College, seeing Gaddafi through a peephole in the hedge, Sara Suleri learning a lesson about the difference between resistance and obstinance and so much more!
Mehvash Amin is an English language poet and a publisher based in Lahore. Mehvash has a publishing house, Broken Leg Publications, and is publisher and editor-in-chief of The Aleph Review, a yearly anthology of creative writing and art. She has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize for her poem titled ‘Karachi’. Her poems have been published in various literary journals, such as Vallum; New International Poetics (Canada); Sugar Mule (USA); One Hand Clapping (UK); The Missing Slate; and books such as A Khanna’s Capitals (Bloomsbury) and The Stained Glass Window (Liberty Books), amongst others.

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