Ayaan Shams Siddiquee
Ayaan Shams Siddiquee is a contributing writer at Campus, Rising Stars, and Star Youth.
Ayaan Shams Siddiquee is a contributing writer at Campus, Rising Stars, and Star Youth.
How Rudaba turned her passion into a business
Young people should be encouraged to explore creative avenues and spend time with friends and loved ones beyond the digital space.
All Out!, an action-packed cricket manga by Source? hit the shelves last month.
Playing any sort of sport while fasting — be it casual or at a professional level — is no easy task.
With a bit of planning and initiative, it is possible to start a club in your school.
As we grow up, the way we used to view friendships undergoes some major changes.
The album is a resounding testament to the sheer dedication that each member has towards their craft.
Almost a decade has passed since then, and Tintin still remains a timeless classic.
It’s been 17 years of 16 minutes 21 seconds.
Attack on Titan is finally coming to an end.
Artcell’s Otritio doesn’t shy away from making a bold statement.
For an overwhelming majority of national curriculum students, literary exploration of this sort is not even a pipe dream.
The biggest selling point behind these shows lies in their interactive nature.
“Within just two weeks of the launch, we sold almost 500 copies."
SHOUT sat down with the team behind “Source?” to discuss the future of the magazine and the potential it has for cultivating manga culture in Bangladesh.
The first issue of Source? released on February 1 following a pre-order campaign. The 300-page-long magazine, which can be bought online and currently at the Amar Ekushey Boi Mela,
A mangaka of Ito’s calibre deserves far better treatment.
When faced with stereotypes that are completely ungrounded, we have to turn to our education system to talk about topics like gender studies.