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UPCOMING: Litquake 2024

Panel: How Mighty Is the Small, Independent Press?

October 13, 2024 at 1:00 pm

San Francisco Public Library Saroyan Gallery

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The Best Espionage Novels of 2023

CRIME READS

 

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Ismat Chughtai - The Quilt & Other Stories with Tania Malik

Lost Ladies of Lit  podcast

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The Best Crime Novels of the Year (So Far): 2023

CRIME READS

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NPR recommends HOPE YOU ARE SATISFIED

5 New Thrillers for the Start of Summer

NPR

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Tania Malik’s Playlist for Her Novel “Hope You Are Satisfied"

Largehearted Boy

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​​The novelist on how to access the site of memory, to MFA or not to MFA, and the challenges faced by South Asian writers trying to break into traditional publishing.

An interview with BOMB Magazine

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How the threat of war looms in Tania Malik's novel Hope You Are Satisfied

An interview with LA Daily/ OC Register

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The Best New Fiction Coming Out this Month

CRIMEREADS: May 2023

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Excerpt of HOPE YOU ARE SATISFIED

Works Progress, May 1, 2023

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10 New Books Coming Out this Week

CRIMEREADS: May 1, 2023​​

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Sonoma County Writers Camp

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Tuesday, April 18, 2023

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Guest Presenter

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Litquake 2022, San Francisco's Literary Festival

Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 12:45 pm

Panel: Place as Portal to Prose

(click to learn more)

Part of Litquake's Craft & Creative Life series

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Setting is intrinsic to story and we often hear the phrase “place as character” but what does that really mean to writers from different forms or genre? The discussion will explore what part place plays in their writing practice, how they utilize place as a way to form narratives in their respective writing styles, what resources they tap into, and how they infuse their settings with personality.