Written by Ilona is a poet, printmaker and designer - this last being financially beneficial! She has been published once in book form by Alhamra in 2001, thereafter in literary journals abroad and in the Pakistan Academy of Letters anthology locally. She has worked on editing projects with Alhamra Publishing in the mid 2000s and with the Canadian magazine Vallum, and has written essays on Pakistani poetry in English. She freelances for Newsline, writing about writers and art, and makes artists' books combining her prints and poems. Read more by this writer |
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