Book Review

Book Review

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Being Water: On grief, loss and learning to let go

A grieving London lawyer arrives in Sri Lanka guarded and closed off, and Shazia Omar’s Being Water traces her slow, tender thaw into someone finally ready to feel again

The cover of P. Paramita’s 'Appetite', a novel that explores ambition, desire and the lengths people go to in pursuit of success.

The many faces of Appetite

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Major Gen Nazrul Islam’s ‘Zi-DoNa’ trilogy seeks to foster character-driven leadership

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Otiprakrito: Exploring Bangladesh’s first folklore encyclopedia

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Counterattacks at Thirty: Finding the meaning of life in the margins of the world

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The Secret of Secrets: Dan Brown’s return to the metaphysical

The media in Bangladesh: Crisis, challenges and transition

The media in Bangladesh: Crisis, challenges and transition

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Akhtaruzzaman Ektu Cha Khete Chan: A man’s search for existential meaning and tea

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Babel: What is the cost of a rebellion?

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Crazy Like Us: How the West colonised our minds

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History shows how India can catch up with China

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Manufacturing Consensus: How social media propaganda could shape Bangladesh’s upcoming elections

The cover of Jadukor o danar kobitaguccho. Photo: Collected

Shouvik’s reflections on life comes out after his death