As someone who is neither an academic nor a researcher, the idea of normalisation of our patriarchal attitudes towards women...
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Deborah Smith is the winner of the 2016 International Man Booker Prize along with Hang Kang for the translation of...
By Aminah Sheikh “Let Another Name for Religion be Humanism.” It was these words that had lured me, a seventeen-year-old...
The much-awaited Dhaka Lit Fest (DLF) will begin on November 17. This year the leading Bangladeshi writers and poets will...
By Amir Ullah Khan Vijay Mahajan has been researching neglected markets for over two decades. His first work on this...
After surviving an extremist attack in his own country and being forced into exile in Norway, the Bangladeshi publisher and...
This year more than ever, Dhaka Lit Fest strives to engage us in writing from around the world, bringing to...
Acclaimed poet,author and playwright Syed Shamsul Haq, who died Tuesday, was nowhere near his swansong, Culture Affairs Minister Asaduzzaman Noor...
By Syeda Samara Mortada Olive Witch by Abeer Y Hoque, is a personal journey and one of self-reflection. To start...
by Sophia Ali Pandeya ©Kitaab Dhaka, East Pakistan, 1970 Even now, after all these years have passed, rivers, all rivers,...
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