By Sohana Manzoor From her fifth-floor apartment window Neera could see the roof-top of the three-storied building that stood at...
Dhaka
By Shah Tazrian Ashrafi Rosey, formerly Jameel, lived in Dhaka, a city which fumed like a truck in trouble and...
By Farah Ghuznavi Let’s get down to brass tacks. Why do you write? I enjoy playing god with my characters....
Bangladeshi police on Wednesday warned writers and publishers against the sale and display of books that may hurt ‘religious sentiments’...
In this interview with Harun Pasha, conducted in Bangla, Shamsuzzaman Khan discusses many aspects of the folklore tradition in Bangladesh....
Dhaka Lit Fest directors have announced that Nobel Laureate VS Naipaul will attend this year’s festival. DLF, the country’s biggest...
This year more than ever, Dhaka Lit Fest strives to engage us in writing from around the world, bringing to...
by Sophia Ali Pandeya ©Kitaab Dhaka, East Pakistan, 1970 Even now, after all these years have passed, rivers, all rivers,...
Dhaka Translation Centre (DTC), in partnership with the British Centre for Literary Translation, Commonwealth Writers and English Pen, is delighted...
It is more than one year since a major industrial devastation rocked Dhaka. Jeremy Seabrook examines in The Song of...
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