Khalid Hasan - Published Work

Published Work

Eleven collections of reportage, political, literary and social writings

  1. A Mug's Game, Pub. Ghulam Ali & Sons, Lahore (1968)
  2. The Crocodiles are here to Swim, Pub. The Pakistan Times Press, Lahore (1970)
  3. Scorecard, Pub. Wajidalis, Lahore (1984)
  4. Give us Back our Onions, Vanguard, Lahore (1986)
  5. The Umpire Strikes Back, Vanguard, Lahore (1988)
  6. Private View, Sang-e-Meel Publications, Lahore (1991)
  7. Question Time, Vanguard, Lahore (1993)
  8. The Fourth Estate, Vanguard, Lahore (1995)
  9. The Return of the Onion, Book Traders, Lahore (1996)
  10. Remembrances – personal reminiscences, Vanguard, Lahore, ISBN 969-402-352-1 (2001)
  11. Rearview Mirror: four memoirs, Alhamra, Islamabad (2002)

Edited Work

  1. Politics of the People (3 vols.), the collected speeches and writings of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Pakistan Publications, Rawalpindi (1973)
  2. Muhammad Ali Jinnah, a centenary tribute, Embassy of Pakistan, London (1976)
  3. The Unicorn and the Dancing Girl, the poetry of Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Allied Publishes, New Delhi, ISBN 969-8059-00-3 (1988)
  4. Memories of Jinnah, reminiscences of K.H. Khurshid, Oxford University Press, Karachi, ISBN 0-19-577406-X (1989)
  5. Kashmir Holocaust, Kashmir Liberation Cell,Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir (1992)
  6. Pakistan Rules the World: winning the world cricket cup, Cricket Writers Forum, Islamabad (1993)
  7. Azadi: Kashmir Freedom Struggle, 1924–98, Vanguard, Lahore (1999)
  8. Zia Sarhadi’s Unfinished Memoir (under publication)
  9. Qurratualain Hyder ke Khat ek Dost ke Naam (Urdu), Aaj Books, Karachi, ISBN
  10. Stylebook: a guide for writing simple and correct English, Alhamra, Islamabad (2002)
  11. Jammu, a city that was, Sang-e-Meel, Lahore (2003)

Translations (from Urdu and Punjabi into English)

  1. Nothing but the Truth, short stories from Pakistan, Vikas, New Delhi, ISBN 0-7069-2128-3 (1982)
  2. The Prisoner by Fakhar Zaman, Allied Publishers, New Delhi (1984)
  3. The Lost Seven and Dead Man’s Tale by Fakhar Zaman, Ajanta Publications, New Delhi ISBN 81-202-0249 X(1989)
  4. Kingdom' End, selected stories of Saadat Hasan Manto, Verso, London, ISBN 0-86091-183-7 (1987)
  5. The Tragedy of Afghanistan by Raja Anwar, Verso, London, ISBN 0-86091-208-6 (1988)
  6. Partition, the 1947 stories of Saadat Hasan Manto, Viking, New Delhi, ISBN 0-670-83996-5 (1991)
  7. Hotel Moenjodaro, the stories of Ghulam Abbas, Penguin, New Delhi, ISBN 0-14-026121-4 (1996)
  8. Mottled Dawn - Saadat Hasan Manto’s Partition writings, Penguin, New Delhi, ISBN 0-14-027212-7 (1997)
  9. The Terrorist Prince, the life and death of Murtaza Bhutto by Raja Anwar, Verso, London, ISBN 1-85984-886-9 (1997)
  10. Stars from Another Sky - Manto’s Bombay Cinema of the 1940s, Penguin, New Delhi, (1998 )
  11. Manto's World (Two Vols), Sang-e-Meel, Lahore, ISBN 969-35-1089-5 (2000)
  12. The Women’s Quarter and other Stories by Ghulam Abbas, Alhamra, Islamabad, ISBN 969-516-023-9 (2000)
  13. A Wet Afternoon – Selected fiction and non-fiction of Saadat Hasan Manto, Alhamra, Islamabad, ISBN 969-516-040-9 (2001)
  14. Letters to Uncle Sam by Saadat Hasan Manto, Alhamra, Islamabad, ISBN 969-516-047-6
  15. Memory Lane to Jammu
  16. Memories of Fatima Jinnah by Sorayya Khurshid, Govt. of Pakistan (2003)
  17. O City of Lights, the poetry of Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Oxford University Press, Karachi 2006
  18. Selected Stories of Saadat Hasan Manto, Penguin Modern Classics, New Delhi (2007)
  19. Stop Press by Inam Aziz, Oxford University Press, Karachi (2007)
  20. Bitter Fruit, The best of Saadat Hasan Manto,Penguin, New Delhi (2008)

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