Book Review

Book Review

Ramachandra Guha pays homage to reclusive editor in new ‘literary’ memoir

Ramachandra Guha pays homage to reclusive editor in new ‘literary’ memoir

Indian historian and writer Ramachandra Guha discusses his relationship with editor Rukun Advani in his latest book The Cooking of Books. Both are known for their merit and illustrious careers. But...

‘Sundarbaner Durdhorso Dossuder Rupantorer Golpo’

How the Sundarbans pirates changed their way 

'Chip War': What is it good for?

'Chip War': What is it good for?

Dr M Kamal Uddin Jasim

Memoir of a banker not by chance

Cover of Walter Rodney’s ‘How Europe Underdeveloped Africa’

Recent coups in Africa: Why Walter Rodney’s ‘How Europe Underdeveloped Africa’ is still a relevant read

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A historical insight into Bangladesh through a trove of Bangabandhu’s speeches 

Eiliyah: Umme Pritam's debut novel has its heart in the right place

Eiliyah: Umme Pritam's debut novel has its heart in the right place

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The Inheritors: A glimpse into the decadent lives of Dhaka's high society

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Horns blared tone-deaf symphonies

Sosemira: A graphic novel true to its name

Sosemira: A graphic novel true to its name

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Problematic Loveletters: A manifesto of love, pain and recovery

Cover of 'Hajaro Prabad-Prabachane Chatga' by Alamgir Apu.

'Hajaro Prabad-Prabachane Chatga': An important documentation of the Chatgaiya dialect

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Millennials of Bangladesh: The generation that grew in democracy, neoliberalism and disparity