Abdul Mannan Syed

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Abdul Mannan Syed (Bengali: আবদুল মান্নান সৈয়দ), (1943) is a renowned Bangladeshi author, famous novelist.

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[edit] Life

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[edit] Works

[edit] Novels

  • Poriprekshiter Dasdasi (Slaves of Perspectives (1974)
  • Kolkata (1980)
  • Poramatir Kaj (Terracotta, 1982)
  • A-Te Ajgor (A for Ajogor, 1982)
  • He Songsar He Lota (Oh the World, Oh the Creeper, 1982)
  • Gavir Gavirtara Asukh (Disease, Deep and Deeper, 1983)
  • Prabesh (Entrance, 1994)
  • Kshuda Prem Agun (Hunger Love Fire, 1994)
  • Shyamali Tomar Mukh (Shyamali Your Face,1997)

[edit] Awards

  • Bangla Academy Award (1981)
  • Alaol Literary Award (1981)

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