Monica Ali stands as one of the most significant and quietly influential figures in contemporary British literature. Her work, defined by emotional intelligence, social observation and moral subtlety, has helped shape how modern Britain understands itself — particularly in relation to migration, identity, class and belonging. From the global impact of her debut Brick Lane … Read more
Zia Haider Rahman occupies a rare and compelling position in contemporary British intellectual and literary life. He is not merely a novelist, nor only a public intellectual, but a figure whose life and work bridge worlds that are often kept apart: mathematics and literature, finance and philosophy, migration and belonging, power and vulnerability. His writing … Read more
A short biography of the Author Arundhati Roy. Written by Mujibur Rahman Chapter 1 – Small Things, First Once upon a time, before she became a name that glowed on book jackets and charge sheets and prize lists, she was simply a small girl with big eyes in a house full of arguments and monsoon … Read more