Book Club: Sascha Akhtar's novel is a collection of interconnected short stories about three different women set in Pakistan's cosmopolitan hub of Karachi. Of Necessity and Wanting is a collection of interconnected short stories set in Pakistan's cosmopolitan hub, which aims to examine the disparate lives of people from different stratum of Karachi's society. For the writer and poet Sascha Akhtar, what drove her to write this book was "the economics of 'want', the politics of 'need,' the manner in which language in a post-colonial society can behave and a longing to explore Karachi in all her facets. I also had a strong desire to address toxic beauty standards." The first story The
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