Karachi On Film - Part 3

Finally, here are some photos of the Sunday book sale at Frere Hall in Karachi, our visit to Mohatta Palace Museum as well as our trip(s) to Sea View Beach.

The film used was Fuji Superia 400 and taken with my Konica TX.

Books

Anyone who knows me can tell you that I have an inexplicable love for the Deep South. I trace it back to my second year Modernisms course in which we were assigned Faulkner's As I Lay Dying and I fell in love with the atmosphere of the book. Since then I've devoured pretty much any and all books that are set in the Deep South.

Like any other bibliophile, I go through phases with my reading. Currently I am in the throes of my Deep South readings, so here is a photographic list of the books I've recently read, am currently reading or plan to read soon.

This one is not related to the Deep South. I have just been anxious to read it!

Tennessee Williams has been my favourite writer in the whole world ever since I discovered that he has written all the secrets of my soul. When I'm feeling a bit down or lonely, or even if I'm just happy to be alive, I pick up his collection of poems and wallow in the joy of having him as my kindred spirit.