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A Tryst with the Paranormal ft Ayesha Muzaffar

We’ve all heard stories about jinns but no Pakistani writer has taken the challenge to immortalise tales about the paranormal in the English language before Ayesha Muzaffar stepped into the ring. With successful novels including Abu’s Jinns, Jinnistan and Bhabhis of Lahore under her belt, Ayesha may be considered the foremost authority on Pakistan’s ‘paranormal’ genre. Many readers may not even be aware that such a genre existed in Pakistan’s literary scene but that was before Ayesha’s books dominated bookshops and enthralled (and scared) Pakistani readers. Reading her books is like starting a familiarisation process with the paranormal, as one

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