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AMON AND HATSHEPSUT Akhadov, Eldar Alikhasovich Amon entered Hatshepsut many times in the dark, Sliding along the hollows and hills of her nakedness. Invisible, he whispered endlessly, trembling all over: “I’m your slave tonight, you’re my lady. My lady, order me whatever you want, I’ll do it at the beginningContinue Reading

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True Ramayana By Prachi Gupta Have you ever wondered on the question, how many Ramayanas? I didn’t. Being a fiction writer it never happened to me to write on mythology until I had a discussion with a Jain friend who said according to Jain Ramayana, it is Lakshmana who ultimatelyContinue Reading

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LIFE By Jasna Gugić This life is soaked with tears and the words are too small to pronounce all life in an instant and my love hidden in the corners of solitude. This life is soaked with tears and the pain of the past is stronger than the impending ecstasyContinue Reading

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Poems By Shirani Rajapakse Prophesy Many years later when the sun rose and set in the sky over and over so many times that you forgot to count, painting it a myriad shades of orange, red and gold, he told you it was doomed to fail. The signs were thereContinue Reading

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Today is the 26th Birthday of English Actress Alexandra Taylor. This British actress has acted in several films, she also very popular in the Bengali community for the film “Ogo Bideshini”. Born on March 27, 1997 in Manchester, UK, this actress won “Best Drama-Manchester Fringe Festive 2015”.Continue Reading

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About This Celebration Independence of Bangladesh was declared on 26 March 1971, celebrated as Independence Day, from Pakistan. The Independence Day of Bangladesh is celebrated on 26 March when Sheikh Mujibur Rahman declared the Independence of Bangladesh. The Bangladesh Liberation War started on 26 March and lasted till 16 DecemberContinue Reading

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Yang Jijun [Shandong] All the Secrets Are in the Ditches (group poems) The Reed Field in the Winter Finally, I can gaze into the distance Finally, I can light a cigarette The reeds that bow not to the wind are carried away cart by cart They were taller than youContinue Reading