Our catalogue of carefully published titles — written with care, produced with intention.
Muntasir Mamun. Dogs in Paradise is a thoughtful exploration of humanity's oldest companion. Blending history, religion, science, literature, and personal stories, it examines how dogs have shaped—and been shaped by—human civilization across cultures and centuries.
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Photographer: Mustafiz Mamun · Contributor: Muntasir Mamun. Honey Hunters of the Sundarbans is a photographic journey into the lives of the Mouals, who enter the mangrove forest each spring in search of wild honey. Through images and narrative, the book explores their skill, faith, risk, and enduring relationship with one of the world’s most extraordinary wildernesses.
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Muntasir Mamun. Its a visual travelogue that moves beyond political headlines to reveal Kosovo through its roads, landscapes, layered identities, and everyday encounters. Seen from a bicycle, the country emerges as intimate, complex, and deeply human.
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Muntasir Mamun. <em>Seattle to D.C. on a Bicycle</em> is a road narrative about crossing America on a tandem bicycle, seen through the eyes of a Bangladeshi traveller. From mountain passes and empty grasslands to small towns, campsites and unexpected encounters, the journey becomes more than a test of endurance. It is an intimate exploration of America beyond its familiar images, shaped by strangers, hardship, humour, hospitality and the persistent presence of home. As the road stretches eastward, ideas about distance, identity and belonging begin to change.
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Muntasir Mamun. The Trace We Leave: Twenty Years of Waste and What It Reveals is Muntasir Mamun’s personal and evidence-based account of two decades of the International Coastal Cleanup® in Bangladesh. Beginning with a small group of volunteers travelling from Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar, the book follows an initiative that gradually became a movement, a community and a long-term record of environmental change.
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