UNB: The national poet of Bangladesh Kazi Nazrul Islam’s poem ‘Bidrohi’ was rendered in a chorus by hundred reciters at Damuhuda upazila of Chuadanga marking the centenary of its publication... Read more
NE NOW NEWS: The launch of two Bengali translation books of famous Assamese novels has made a rich contribution to both Assamese and Bengali literature. This was emphasized in the book relea... Read more
UNB, Dhaka: The High Court on Monday rejected the writ petition of Qazi Anwar Hossain owner of Seba Prokashoni claiming the copyright of 260 books of popular thriller series ‘Masud Rana’. Th... Read more
।। David Attwell ।। Review essay This year, Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka published his first novel in 48 years, Chronicles From the Land of the Happiest People on Earth. His previous novels w... Read more
।। Tarin Fatema ।। Books We are witnessing a global shift in literature. Non-European literatures are not clinging on to the margins any more. It won’t be an exaggeration to say that many As... Read more
।। Nabina Das ।। Book excerpt Note: Quite a few anthologies have recently been published in celebration of Bangladesh’s 50th anniversary of independence. But a new anthology of poetry stands... Read more
।। Sabiha Huq।। Book review Reading Literature in English and English Studies in Bangladesh: Postcolonial Perspectives Published by Writers.ink Page number: 518 ISBN: 978-984-8715029-1 We we... Read more
Amazon.com, the world’s largest e-commerce site, published a book by the writer and journalist Ranzit Sarker recently. The book is written in English. The title of the book is ‘A... Read more
Preeti’s book traces Maila Bajae’s journey from a child born in an affluent family, who was orphaned young Vivek Chhetri, Darjeeling: Ratanlal Brahmin, the first and tallest communist from D... Read more
BSS: The famous e-commerce site Amazon.com has recently released a new English e-book for children titled ‘Mr Angry Watermelon’ by the writer, model and lyricist Md Anwar Hossain... Read more
Homo Irrealis is an unusual memoir of sorts, supplanting reality with a touch of magic that is characteristic of André Aciman’s work Sohini Chakraborty: Book- Homo Irrealis, Essays; Author-... Read more
BSS/AFP, Stockholm: Tanzanian-born novelist Abdulrazak Gurnah, whose work touches on colonialism and refugee life, on Thursday won the Nobel Literature Prize, the Swedish Academy said. Gurna... Read more
UNB, Dhaka: Bangladeshi-American activist-entrepreneur Nabela Noor’s debut children’s book ‘Beautifully Me’ treads a path many authors have already delved into — fat... Read more
Truly the pandemic has not only crippled their life but also made them feel so inferior and unwanted in a so new and ghostly economic and techno-driven world where inequality has surged more... Read more
।। Faiza Hazarika।। 1. Train To Pakistan by Khushwant Singh Khushwant Singh’s Train To Pakistan tells the story of Mano Majro, a fictional and small village that is caught between the newly-... Read more
Tagore has sharply criticized extremist nationalism in his book ‘Nationalism’ (1917) and said, it is never possible to establish true humanism with a fierce nationalist spirit. ।... Read more
।। Anwar Alam ।। Kim Ghattas’s ‘Black Wave’ is a must for any student of international relations and Middle Eastern politics Book: Black Wave: Saudi Arabia, Iran, and the Forty-Y... Read more
The politics notwithstanding, award nominations impart to books and authors a validation that is not easy to challenge Obverse and reverse sides of the gold Pulitzer Prize for Public Service... Read more
।। Rashi Bhargava।। Book: Invisible Ink: A Novel Author: Patrick Modiano, Publisher: Yale Price: Rs 2,950 The Nobel laureate, Patrick Modiano, true to his postmodern, experimental style, has... Read more