Category: Story
‘The memoir is very frustrating. I can’t see...
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Ramayana Series by Natasha Sarkar
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Artworks by Nosheen Ahmad
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Urban Text by Imran Firdaus
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Akkharpurush by Hamim Kamrul Haque
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‘WRITERS I FEEL ARE FUNDAMENTALLY MIGRANTS OF THE IMAGINATION.’- NITASHA KAUL
I got to know about Nitasha Kaul through her first novel Residue, the book’s spine peeped at me...
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Poetry
Poems by William Ruleman
The Judgment of Paris Some fool falls for a femme and finds Old friends and kin have changed their minds About his mind and character. “What on earth made you choose her? We see you have made a tragic mistake.” But this...
Interview
‘WRITERS I FEEL ARE FUNDAMENTALLY MIGRANTS OF THE IMAGINATION.’- NITASHA KAUL
I got to know about Nitasha Kaul through her first novel Residue, the book’s spine peeped at me...
Story
The Moon’s Dahlia by Rehnuma Siddique
The last time they saw her, she had her melon-red dupatta lightly draped around like an ominous melody. Her eyes had the shine of newly polished diamonds; as if she had just seen something out of the sky. That wasn’t the only...
Translation
Poems by Shimul Salahuddin
A myth of a seizure There is no one no where though nobody belonged to! Only a mountain the golden mountain We have had our days on this golden mountain No silver, no metal, no copper, no clay Only glittering gold...
Travelogue
Nepal 2016 aka Sometimes You Don’t Call But They Come by Anika Shah
08. 09. 16 Day 1 The airport today seems like a comparatively bigger bus stand. ‘bhai Singapore jaben, Singapore? You wanna go to Singapore, Bro?’ Saw one pretty guy. Only one. Forty-five minutes. Then the landing. The airport...
Story
The Moon’s Dahlia by Rehnuma Siddique
The last time they saw her, she had her melon-red dupatta lightly draped around like an ominous melody. Her eyes had the shine of newly polished diamonds; as if she had just seen something out of the sky. That wasn’t the only...
Random
Impact of Indian Classical Music on La Monte Young’s Drone Music by Imran Firdaus
Abstract As per the title, the aim of the research report is to explore and examine the relation and impact of Indian classical music on drone music concept via La Monte Young’s practice and state of contemporary ambient music....
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