# Mirza Waheed

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Writing Maryam

In this episode of Khaèr Paŧh with Sobiah, we are joined by Mirza Waheed to talk about his novel Maryam and Son—a deeply intimate story of motherhood, loss, and the quiet weight of grief. Together, we explore Maryam’s emotional world, the subtle ways grief lives within us, and the delicate bond bet…

Mahmoud al-Shaer in conversation with Beesan Ramadan & Mirza Waheed

Episode 10 of the PalFest Podcast: in conversation with Mahmoud al-Shaer, editor, curator and poet.  Mahmoud has long been a key figure in the literary scene in Gaza - a scene that Israel has all but destroyed. He founded a cultural centre in Rafah and the online literary magazine, Magazine 28. He…

Mirza Waheed Builds A Novel Around Motherhood, Surveillance, And Identity

Mirza Waheed is a novelist and essayist born and raised in Kashmir and living in London. His debut novel, ‘The Collaborator’, was a finalist for the Guardian First Book Award and the Shakti Bhatt Prize and was longlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize. His second novel, ‘The Book of Gold Leaves’, wa…

My father’s places - Mirza Waheed

A son's remembrance of his father through idyllic seasons at a Kashmir mountain resort. Everyone has an elsewhere is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

Mirza Waheed on writing beyond the radicalisation story: Southasia Review of Books #40

What does it mean to reckon with loss when there are no clear answers? In Maryam & Son, Mirza Waheed explores that question through the story of Maryam Ali, a mother in London whose son disappears and is drawn into a distant conflict in Iraq. As she waits for answers, the novel moves between memory…

Tahmima Anam in conversation with Mirza Waheed

Mirza Waheed talks to Tahmima Anam about her latest novel Uprising and the reason she felt compelled to write it.  Tahmima Anam in conversation with Mirza Waheed is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk