When we talk about narrative literature, we generally mean fiction. Thrillers, fantasy, detective novels – name anything, and it's

THIS WEEK'S HOROSCOPE

It is the age of streamlined games which prefer to keep things overly simple to appeal to the mass crowd. I was half-expecting Rainbow Six: Siege to fit the same archetype. What I got, however, was surprisingly different.

One day I was playing cricket with my friends near a field of my house. That day the game was exciting and fun-filled but unfortunately it started raining, we had to stop playing and we took shelter under a tree.

All of us adored colouring books as kids, until we grew out of them. But a recent trend in France has brought them back to the

It's the middle of September, 1971. The location is Shonir Char, an inconspicuous fictional village under Barisal District, Sector 9 of

Rafi waved his hands absent-mindedly as if tracing complex patterns in the air. Mahir and Salim sat perched atop the only bed, strewn with the familiar debris of any dorm room: two soiled shirts, a half-eaten pack of chanachur, and a newspaper dated February 20, 1952.

We're the generation that hasn't directly experienced the Liberation War in all its terror, sacrifices and glory. We've always had to rely on

English in Action 2015 at AIUB

When it comes to football rivalries, there are usually two kinds. One is born from competitiveness and the second one happens if two

toxic (adj):

The craze around posters doesn't seem to be dying out any time soon; after all they are a great way to express yours interests, brighten

When it comes to bad news, teachers are best at delivering them to us. Starting with surprise tests, pop quizzes, lengthy assignments

Setting aside the nostalgia goggles for a minute, I can safely say that we are now in the Golden Age of television. The sheer amount of

Universities on weekends have usually a quiet and lifeless environment. However, on the morning of December 12, the American

Experience the phantom sensation of someone squeezing your hand suggestively.

Fans of the dystopian, sci-fi Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins and/or the movie franchise itself certainly had both doubts and

VICTORY

British YouTuber, blogger and internet personality Zoe Sugg, better known as “Zoella”, released her second novel recently. Titled “Girl Online: On Tour”, this is a sequel to her debut novel from last year, “Girl Online.”

Guess who's back, back again? Facebook's back, tell a friend.