Volume 5 Number 73 Sat. August 07, 2004    
 
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Short Story
Unknown Face
I felt scared.

When you said, 'So this is your true face. Look---this is who you really are. Can't you see my shadow reflected in your eyes? You are mine, only mine, and the rest is all lies.

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An apology for Bangladeshi poetry in English
Ever since subcontinentals started doing creative writing in the late 18th century they (especially versifiers among them) have faced the question, "Why write in English and not your mother tongue?" One
 
Why do some of us write poetry in English?
Yes, why do we?
It is a question that arose in my mind after a recent conversation with Mintoo Bhai (Enayetullah Khan, editor, New Age).
 

 
   
 
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