Bangladesh fiction
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Fiction from Bangladesh: Kamal embarks on a boat journey to the floodplains until the war is over
Manzu Islam
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Fiction: The state drives a poor but brilliant boy to destruction in newly-independent Bangladesh
Shahidul Zahir
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Fiction: Two paintings worth Rs 400 crore are stolen. What secrets do they hide? Will they be found?
Tarun Mehrishi
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A new anthology brings together short stories about the Bengal Partition and its aftermath
Goutam Aalee
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Magical realism blends with personal history in a new novel about Bangladesh’s quest for freedom
Iffat Nawaz
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Shahidul Zahir’s fiction represents one of the most unique literary voices of Bangladesh
Shahidul Zahir
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Bangladesh at 50: This anthology offers a selection of stories written in both English and Bengali
Sohana Manzoor
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These posthumous stories of Dhaka by the author of ‘Babu Bangladesh!’ remind us of his talent
Sayari Debnath
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These short stories by the author of ‘Babu Bangladesh’ portray many Bangladeshes
Numair Atif Choudhury
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‘Babu Bangladesh’: A literary agent remembers the making of a debut novel – and its author’s death
Kanishka Gupta
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A Calcutta nightclub and its singers star in this World War II novel of love under colonialism
Sharbari Zohra Ahmed
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Like its country of origin, ‘Babu Bangladesh’ is a polyphonous enigma, masquerading as a novel
Arnav Das Sharma
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In ‘Babu Bangladesh!’, South Asian literature gets a wildly imaginative novel that defies genres
Numair Atif Choudhury
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This novel proves that fiction offers many sides to a story when history provides a single version
Ibtisam Ahmed
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The 1971 Dhaka University massacre forms the backdrop for this novel about life in violent times
Nadeem Zaman
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A novel inspired by the deadly 1970 Bhola cyclone criss-crosses five decades of Bangladesh’s history
Arif Anwar
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In this novel, a Bangladeshi woman sets out to find out whether her husband has really been hanged
Anisul Hoque
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Searching for a home in the world: Why Bangladesh's fiction writers are isolated
Sharbari Zohra Ahmed