However, most readers of the Mirror still remember her as Zeb-un-Nissa Hamidullah, as that was how she was credited in the magazine. In latter anthologies, like A Dragonfly in the Sun by Muneeza Shamsie, she was credited as Zaib-un-Nissa Hamidullah. Even though the first part of her name is now accepted as 'Zaib', there is still some confusion, with various transliterations popping up. Zaibunnisa, Zaibunnissa, Zaibunissa and Zaibunisa are the most common errors. Bibliography Indian Bouquet, 1941 – Gulistan Publishing House, Calcutta. Lotus Leaves, 1946 – The Lion Press, Lahore. Sixty Days in America, 1956 (2nd edition: 1957) – Mirror Publications, Karachi. The Young Wife, 1958 (2nd edition: 1971; 3rd edition: 1987; 4th edition: 2008, by Oxford University Press) – Mirror Publications, Karachi. The Flute of Memory, 1964 – Mirror Publications, Karachi. Poems, 1972 – Mirror Publications, Karachi. See also List of Pakistani journalists Notes Zaibul Nissa References External links The Young Wife and Other Stories, Oxford University Press 1918 births 2000 deaths 20th-century Pakistani women writers 20th-century Pakistani writers Bengali writers Dawn (newspaper) people English-language poets from Pakistan Pakistani people of English descent Pakistani feminist writers Pakistani magazine editors Pakistani people of Bengali descent Writers from Kolkata University of Calcutta alumni Writers from Karachi Pakistani journalists Pakistani columnists Women magazine editors Pakistani women columnists 20th-century journalists 20th-century Bengalis