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Karachi,-You’re-Killing-Me!-by-Saba-Imtiaz-Ayesha-is-a-twenty-something-reporter-in-one-of-the-world’s-most-dangerous-cities.-Her-assignments-range-from-showing-up-at-bomb-sites-and-picking-her-way-through-scattered-body-parts-to-interviewing-her-boss’s-niece,-the-couture-cupcake-designer.-In-between-dicing-with-death-and-absurdity,-Ayesha-despairs-over-ever-meeting-a-nice-guy,-someone-like-her-old-friend-Saad,-whose-shoulder-she-cries-on-after-every-romantic-misadventure.-Her-choices-seem-limited-to-narcissistic,-adrenaline-chasing-reporters-who’ll-do-anything-to-get-their-next-story—to-the-spoilt-offspring-of-the-Karachi-elite-who’ll-do-anything-to-cure-their-boredom.-Her-more-pressing-problem,-however,-is-how-to-straighten-her-hair-during-the-chronic-power-outages.Karachi,-You’re-Killing-Me!-is-Bridget-Jones’s-Diary-meets-The-Diary-of-a-Social-Butterfly—a-comedy-of-manners-in-a-city-with-none.
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