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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Saba_ImtiazSaba Imtiaz - Wikipedia

    Saba Imtiaz is a Pakistani author, journalist, music critic, and screenwriter from Karachi. She previously worked for The News International and The Express Tribune, and is currently writing for The New York Times, The Guardian, [1] and The Christian Science Monitor.

  2. I'm a freelance journalist, researcher, and author, and I write about culture, human rights, religion, food, and urban life. More about me (and what I do) here . To get in touch, commission work or send a pitch, write to saba [@]mm.st. Currently working on Society Girl (Roli Books, upcoming).

  3. I'm a freelance journalist, researcher, and author, and I write about culture, urban life, human rights, religion, and food. My work has appeared in the New York Times, the Guardian, Marie Claire, Roads and Kingdoms, and on the BBC.

    • The Netherlands
    • saba@mm.st
  4. Debut novel by young Karachi journalist on finding love and and covering violence. The Times of India. It is tempting to compare Ayesha, the heroine of Saba Imtiaz's rollicking novel 'Karachi, You're Killing Me', to Bridget Jones. She is single, ready to mingle, and weight-obsessed.

    • The Netherlands
    • saba@mm.st
  5. Aug 16, 2009 · Saba Imtiaz. @SabaImtiaz. Writer. Working on a book & a true crime podcast with. @tabahitooba. Podcast: notesonascandal.buzzsprout.com Newsletter: notesfromnl.substack.com. The Netherlands sabaimtiaz.com Joined August 2009. 258 Following. 66.2K Followers.

    • Karachi
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  6. Jan 9, 2020 · Saba Imtiaz is a freelance journalist, researcher, and author. Her work is focused on culture, human rights, urban life, food, and religion. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, the Guardian, Marie Claire, SAVEUR, Roads and Kingdoms, and on the BBC.

  7. www.theguardian.com › profile › saba-imtiazSaba Imtiaz | The Guardian

    Dec 20, 2014 · Saba Imtiaz: Despite the impact of a rare protest against clerics, it remains to be seen whether the Pakistani state is willing to channel this anger into reform or action