On a fine spring day in 2008, surprising words cropped up on my computer. I had logged onto Google to pick up some biographical information about the United Nations Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, Ambassador Stephen Lewis, of Toronto, as part of my writing work. I typed the letter “S,” then paused to recall whether he spelled his name as Steven or Stephen, when, helpfully, a drop-down menu offered recent “S” searches, including “Sax,” “Saxing,” “Saxing boys and girls,” and “Saxing Brintnte sprs.” “But no one in the family plays saxophone,” I chuckled to myself. “They must have meant ‘trombone’ or ‘trumpet.’ ” Continue reading How my sons discovered the ‘adult’ world
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Monday, May 2, 2011
How my sons discovered the ‘adult’ world
On a fine spring day in 2008, surprising words cropped up on my computer. I had logged onto Google to pick up some biographical information about the United Nations Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, Ambassador Stephen Lewis, of Toronto, as part of my writing work. I typed the letter “S,” then paused to recall whether he spelled his name as Steven or Stephen, when, helpfully, a drop-down menu offered recent “S” searches, including “Sax,” “Saxing,” “Saxing boys and girls,” and “Saxing Brintnte sprs.” “But no one in the family plays saxophone,” I chuckled to myself. “They must have meant ‘trombone’ or ‘trumpet.’ ” Continue reading How my sons discovered the ‘adult’ world 
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Racy Lesbian Pulp Fiction from Pakistan
Racy Lesbian Pulp Fiction from Pakistan “Challawa” to be published in English
BY MARYAM RAHMAN, ON APRIL 12TH, 2011
Steamy lesbian pulp fiction series, Challawa, once a household name in Pakistan, is to be published in English. Bano’s sexploits, as related in the Challawa series of journals, were bestsellers in 1970s Pakistan, and were seen as mainstream literature. The heroine of the series, Sabiho Bano, is a wealthy 35 year old Pakistani socialite who has a voracious appetite for young, lower class girls in particular. Continue reading Racy Lesbian Pulp Fiction from Pakistan “Challawa” to be published in English
BY MARYAM RAHMAN, ON APRIL 12TH, 2011
Steamy lesbian pulp fiction series, Challawa, once a household name in Pakistan, is to be published in English. Bano’s sexploits, as related in the Challawa series of journals, were bestsellers in 1970s Pakistan, and were seen as mainstream literature. The heroine of the series, Sabiho Bano, is a wealthy 35 year old Pakistani socialite who has a voracious appetite for young, lower class girls in particular. Continue reading Racy Lesbian Pulp Fiction from Pakistan “Challawa” to be published in English
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