Sarah Anjum Bari | The Daily Star

  • Sarah Anjum Bari

    Sarah Anjum Bari is a ravisher of caffeine and prose, with a heart that lives in Parisian cafes.

  • Too close for comfort

    Harrowing messages from strangers that make us laugh more than they actually harm us, have turned “stalking” a carelessly tossed around phrase – if you're young and attractive, you're “supposed” to have stalkers.

  • In memory of a loud, brilliant, hilarious lady

    It was a truth universally acknowledged that a single woman of good breeding must be in search of a life led in humble anonymity.

  • What's in a pseudonym?

    A few years ago, I collaborated with a friend to write about the double standards young girls face in Bangladesh.

  • My Bollywood love affair

    You know that imaginary friend that every child grows up with? Mine was Rahul. Not a storybook character or a person I'd made up at random, but the Rahul of the dimpled smiles and a necklace that spelled 'COOL'.

  • Amidst the fear of terrorism, a reassurance

    This baggage will be an inescapable part of our reality for the years to come. But the memory of Faraaz's actions lightens the load. It helps to remember that our background isn't one that harboured murderers, but one that instilled a very young man like Faraaz with so much strength, maturity and love for humanity.
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