Category: Literature

Learn Anything in Seven Days -Ziarul Islam

We’ve all seen them. Those flashy, clickbait YouTube thumbnails with a creator pointing at a screen in fake shock: “How I Learned to Code in 7 Days!” or “Master the English in One Week!” If you spend time scrolling, you’ve been bombarded by these “skill hacks.” They promise the world...

00:59 -Rifat Hasnat

00:59 The glowing red digits on the laptop screen blinked with a cruel, unforgiving rhythm, displaying exactly fifty-nine minutes. That was the entirety of the fragile timeline stretching between Raju and an absolute, unmitigated catastrophe. The highly encrypted email had arrived from an unknown server just moments ago, stark and...

The Memory Market -Shohag Hossain

The neon signs of future Dhaka bled their harsh pinks and blues into the stagnant floodwaters of the lower sectors. Here in the depths of what used to be Nilkhet, physical books had long been replaced by glowing neural drives. Young Mafiq navigated the cramped alleyways with his hood pulled...

The Breeze at Dawn -Jalaluddin Rumi

The breeze at dawn has secrets to tell you. Don’t go back to sleep. You must ask for what you really want. Don’t go back to sleep. People are going back and forth across the doorsill where the two worlds touch. The door is round and open. Don’t go back...

The Bird’s Complaint -Omar Khayyam

The Bird’s Complaint -Omar Khayyam

I am constantly reminded of the bygone times Those garden’s springs, those chorus of chimes Gone are the freedoms of our own nests Where we could come and go at our own pleasure My heart aches the moment I think Of the buds’ smile at the dew’s tears That beautiful...

2099: The Last Earth School -Rifat Hasnat

2099. Silence had replaced the sound of laughter in classrooms across Earth. Schools still existedbut not as anyone from the past would recognize them. Gone were chalkboards, playgrounds, whispered jokes, and curious hands raised mid-lesson. Instead, rows of students sat motionless in sterile pods, their eyes glowing faintly blue as...

Let us not worry -Omar Khayyam

Let us not worry -Omar Khayyam

Literal: O friend, for the morrow let us not worry This moment we have now, let us not hurry When our time comes, we shall not tarry With seven thousand-year-olds, our burden carry. Meaning: O hark, let us not think of the morrow Cherish this moment, far from sorrow Life...

A STRANGE ROOM -Md Sazzadul Islam

Imran didn’t remember opening the door. That was the first thing that bothered him, a cold prickle of intuition that sat heavy at the base of his skull. One moment, he had been navigating the long, desolate corridor of St. Jude’s Academy, his footsteps echoing against the polished linoleum. He...

The Glitch into Greatness -Ashraful Islam

The moment the screen on Maya’s phone flickered into a haunting void of black, a cold shiver raced down her spine that had nothing to do with the mountain air. Beside her, Zara was frantically waving her own device in the air like she was trying to catch butterflies, her...

Alone in a Deserted Island -Jesmin Akter

When Rayan woke up, the first thing he noticed was the silence. It was not the peaceful, restorative quiet of a morning at home. This was a heavy, suffocating silence that pressed against his eardrums until he began to hear the frantic thrumming of his own pulse. He sat up...

THE INVISIBLE ASSASSIN -EASHIN IBN FIROZ

It was three in the morning. The streets of Gulshan-2 were almost empty. Occasionally, the distant barking of stray dogs echoed through the silent night. Most of the lights in the tall apartment buildings had already gone out. The neighbours had called the police after they noticed a strange smell....

Save the Stolen Moonlight -Tahamid Muntasir

The night the moonlight was stolen, nobody noticed at first. The moon still floated in the sky, round and quiet, as if nothing had changed. But something was wrong. The glow was gone. The soft silver light that once spread across rooftops, trees, rivers, and empty streets had faded into...

The Hidden Mirror -Rifat Hasnat

Dr. Billal Rahman sat in the silent observatory, the only sound being the rhythmic hum of cooling fans and the soft pitter-patter of rain against the dome. It was the final third of the night, a time of peace and prayer, when the world usually slept. Billal often used these...

PERSPECTIVE -Md. Kausar Uddin Ahmed

For ages long, they stood in prayer, Debating how to voice it there. A single word, aloud, or soft-low? A question many wish to know. You may see some pointless fights, A trivial thing, many wasted nights. Please look again, and look within, There lies a love beneath the skin....

The Symphony of Echo-7 -Ziarul Islam

The year 2026 didn’t bring flying cars or robot butlers, but it did bring the Echo-7 anomaly. Deep within the Goldilocks zone of a neighboring star system, astronomers found a twin. From a distance, it was a breathtaking copy of Earth. But as the scout ship Resonance broke through the...

The Underwater Forest of the Lake Kaindy -Jerif Hasan

The mysterious underwater forest is not imaginary, it is real, and it exists deep in the mountains of Kazakhstan. More than one hundred years ago, this peaceful valley looked completely different. It was filled with tall, green trees reaching proudly toward the sky. Birds sang from their branches, and the...

The VANISHING FOOTPRINTS -Sohel Rana Shefat

A small village named Noorhollow. It was a place that did not appear on most maps, and perhaps that was why unusual things often happened there. The villagers believed that the unseen world brushed close to theirs, especially in the early hours of the morning when the sky was still...