As summer rolls around and our lifestyle changes to adjust to the heat, so do a lot of our books! So here are a few books that might make a good addition to this year’s summer reading list.
In conversation with Reem Bassiouney on the Sheikh Zayed Book Award, 'Al Halwani', and bridging the cultural gap
Mitia Osman, CEO and publisher of Mayurpankhi and the executive director at Agamee Prakashani, won the Emerging Leader Award
The winners were announced on 4 April, 2024, with the ceremony being hosted by Sheikh Sultan bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan, chairman of the SZBA Board of Trustees
I became curious as to how the experience of reading might change for someone who studied it for a living, and how the lens of a literature student might differ from that of a creative writing one
On 5 March 2024, at the 17th Japan International Manga Awards, a manga portraying the life and struggle of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman received a bronze medaeruml, making it the first Bangladeshi manga to be featured in and to have won such a prestigious award
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
Speakers talked about the losses and the gains of the meaning of text after having undergone translation, about the responsibility and the power that a translator holds in taking an author’s words and transforming it for a different reader base.
With a twinkle in their eyes and a question forming on their lips, when they come knocking at my door, what shall I say?
Within horror, a subgenre exists – analogue horror – known for using analogue formats like VHS recordings to tell spooky stories.
The idea of aliens existed before we even knew about outer space.
We must ask ourselves if this path truly benefits the students, or only the institutions.
Backed into a corner, A house pet in the wild,
With nothing left to give, She withered away. From black, then to white And she faded to gray.
Drenched in sweet moonlight yet hidden in part, She sat on an oak tree that lived in the dark.
The idea is presented as though it's the only solution to our problems.
You walk a star-covered path leading you nowhere, You think you’re no closer but you’re nearly there.
Both parents and teachers agree that this is largely affecting a child's growth.