The BRAC Bank Reading Café members recently gathered to discuss ‘‘Origamir Gulokdhadhay’’ a captivating collection of short stories by young writer Mahrin Ferdous.
This marks the Reading Café’s 20th book read and discussed, underscoring its commitment to fostering a love for literature among its members.
During the discussion, members explored Ferdous’ storytelling depth, particularly her portrayal of lovelorn characters. The author’s ability to immerse herself in her characters’ minds and emotions resonated deeply with the group. Ferdous’ signature Tagorian endings – unexpected and thought-provoking conclusions – were hailed as a defining feature that made the stories even more compelling.
The group also analyzed Ferdous’ unique style and language, noting how her creative narrative techniques add richness to her tales.
BRAC Bank Reading Café members are excited to delve into two works by eminent storyteller Harishankar Jaladas. They will explore a novel and a collection of short stories by the acclaimed author and have a discussion scheduled for the first week of January.
BRAC Bank Reading Café continues to serve as a vibrant platform for literary enthusiasts of the bank to come together, exchange ideas, and celebrate the power of reading.
