A case for funding the Bangladeshi English-writing scene
If the country’s literary potential is not given generous support, we may never create favourable conditions for aspiring writers to devote time and energy to the art
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If the country’s literary potential is not given generous support, we may never create favourable conditions for aspiring writers to devote time and energy to the art
It was an intimate gathering of book lovers who had come together to listen to and participate in a discussion regarding a variety of topics, starting from her writing process to concepts of death explored in her stories, all stemming from deeply personal events in her life
Her work ‘Palmistry’ will feature in an anthology to be published in November
Bangladeshi literature in English has had a considerably late start compared to its South Asian counterparts in India and Pakistan. A few exceptions aside, a consistency came to be seen only by the early 2010s.
Trust humanity to invent the calendar and use it to worry ourselves sick about apocalypses. Iain Hood’s time-obsessed third novel opens with a…