Whispers Beneath the Open Sky
By Shahriar Foisal — The sky opens up in rich blue hues, dotted with clouds that move slowly. Slender white grasses, their soft plumes glowing in the sunlight,…
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Transformation of Love
By Shahriar Foisal — There lived a family consisting of three members, Akbar, Fatima and their son Imran.Their house was surrounded by various trees and bushes. Akbar had a successful business. They had everything,…
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End Destination
By Suborno Barua — Legs are bound for the mausoleum,
Placed thirty slow, timid steps, from abode.
Thirty steps it takes, to greet and meet The eternal sleepers.
Real Value of Happiness
By Kaniz Joya — In a small village, there lived a boy named Robiul. He was a meritorious and hardworking student. His family was very poor. Robiul’s father…
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The Room with No Window
By Atifa Annabi — The first thing you notice about the room is the smell. It’s not dirty exactly—just old. Like clothes that haven’t dried properly. The walls…
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Book Review of the ‘Dead Poets Society’
By Suborno Barua — Dead Poets Society, published in 1988, is a novelisation of the movie directed by Peter Weir. Later, Nancy H. Kleinbaum wrote the novel, inspired by the movie that became renowned for its popularity among teenagers. The story explores the tension between individuality and tradition.
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When a Woman Has No Identity
By Atifa Annabi — In that endless line, I stood behind a woman in a black burqa. Her trembling hands revealed that this was her first time wearing it—not a garment of faith, but one of forced silence. Three children clung to her; two girls and a boy, all with eyes full of unanswered questions.
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