Niaz Zaman's tender portrayal of an old lady reminiscing about her first love and how politics changed her life forever....
Bangladesh
Tanha Tarannum writes an informative literary criticism on the First Bengali Female Poet - Chandrabati and her works. The first...
Nayan Sayed Jibon's story attempts to tell some hushed-up issues regarding the marginalized ethnic minorities living in the Chittagong Hill...
Raza Ali's flash-fictions are intriguing, engaging, and captivating as they speak so much in those few words leaving the reader...
In this literary essay, Rahad Abir talks about how he discovered the writings of Murakami by chance and fell in...
Team Kitaab is in conversation with Bangladeshi writer, translator, and academician, Niaz Zaman who recently curated and edited a collection...
Tanzia Tasnim Usha weaves a poignant tale around themes like mental health, emotional abuse, toxicity and parental pressure. “You know...
This short story by Mehrul Bari S. Chowdhury is all about memories and moments. The day was cracking past dawn....
Vultures or the army, who were the worse predators? They came in huge numbers when the Myanmar Government ordered the...
By Mitali Chakravarty Delhi was a beautiful town — a lifetime ago, an age ago, an era ago. Gulmohars...
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