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8/1/11

TASLIMA NASREEN

She is a Bangladeshi writer, born in 1962. She has published poetry, essays, a syndicated newspaper column, and novels. She has received awards in India and Bangladesh for her work. She sprang into international consciousness when her novel, Shame, which depicts Muslim persecution of Bangladesh's Hindu minority, brought forth a death threat from Islamic militants. She had to flee Bangladesh lived in Sweden for some time, and now lives in France.

BINDU BINDU

SOKOL GRIHO HARALOW JAR

MY STROMY YOUTH

BONDINI

BANGALI PURUSH

KHALI KHALI LAGE

AMAR MEYEBALA

DIKHONDITO

LOJJA

JOLOPODDO(POEM)

KENO AEI NIRBASAN DANDO

AMI VALO NEI TUMI VALO TAKHOW DESH

UTOL HOWA

DHARMA NEI OPEKKHAI ROECHEY

KICHUKHOON TAKHO(POEM)

BELA JAI MELA JAI

TUI NISHIDHHOW TUI KOTHA KOISNA

SODH

AKHONO JIHOBA ATUT

TABUO BHALO TEKHOW

BHALO BASO CHAI BASHO

7/31/11

ABUL BASHAR

Abul Bashar () is a popular Bengali writer from the state of West Bengal in India. He was born in 1951 in Hamarpur in Murshidabad district.Bashar is known for his Left-leaning stance and secularism.

Select bibliography

Agnibalaka

Phool Bou

Bhorer Proshuti

Saidabai

Simar

Mati chere jai

Surer Sampan

Vetore Aste Dao

Sporser Baire

Akaslina

,Mati,Aguner Upakkhayan

Madhabsundori

Naram Hridoyer Chinho

Pobitro Asukh

Paanikayed

Anna Nakshi

Dharmer Grahon

Suchitra Sen

Ekti Khame Bhora Kahini

Bhor Poati Tara

Awards

Ananda Purashkar, (1988)

AGNI BALAKA

JOL MATI AGUNER UPAKHAYAN

MORU SORGO

MOYUR EBONG MOYURI

RAJABOLI

SESH RUPKATHA

SYED MUSTAFA SIRAJ

The famous Bengali writer Syed Mustafa Siraj was born in a village named Khoshbaspur in the district of Murshidabad in 1930. In his early days, he enjoyed a bohemian life style. Once he joined a folk drama group 'Aalkaap' and travelled the districts of Murshidabad, Malda, Burdwan, Birbhum and also performed in Kolkata. In those days, he used to perform whole night and sleep in day time. He used to play flute. He was a teacher of folk dance and drama. But oneday he got tired of this life and felt he had a wider life spreading around him. He turned his face to writing poetry and short stories. Later he came to Kolkata and enter the world of serious writings and immediately became famous for his short stories. "Inti, Pisi o Ghatbabu ", "Bhalobasa o Down Train ", "Hizal Biler Rakhalera" and "Taranginir Chokh" brought fame for him. He joined one Bengali daily newspaper as a journalist and minded in serious and creative writing. He wrote around 150 novels and 300 short stories. His short stories " Uro Pakhir Chhaya ", "Manusher Janma", "Ranabhumi", "Rakter Pratyasha", " Maati", "Goghna", "Mrityur Ghora" immediately attracted the Bengali readers and intellectuals. He is also a creator of a detective character "Goenda Karnel ", an ex-Colonel Niladri Sarkar. The stories are so interesting that Siraj has got a large fan followings among both adult and children readers. Colonel Niladri Sarkar is an eccentric sleuth in Syed Mustafa Siraj’s stories, narrated by a lazy journalist (Jayanta) who accompanies him on his various missions. The colonel was an ornithologist, smokes pipes and has a Santa beard. He is jovial in nature and versatile in quoting Bengali proverbs & nursery rhymes aptly.

Awards

He got "Ananda Puraskar", three awards -- "Bankim Puraskar", "Sahitya Akademy Puraskar", "Bhualka Puraskar" in a single year for his classic novel, “Alik Manush”, which has been translated into a number of Indian languages. He also got "Narsingdas Puraskar" and a lot of other awards and honours for his literary excellence.

SONAR TAKHUR

ALIK MANUSH

SOBUJ SHONKET

SAHARAR SANTRAS

PLABAN

PICHONE PAYER SABDO

OPRETION RED HERING

ONDHOKARE RATBIRATE

NISHIDDHO ARANYA

NIJUHM RATER ATONKO

NILMACHI

KOBORER ONDHOKARE

BOLE GECHEN RAM SOHANNA

BEDBOTI

ATOTAYE PASE CHILO

NIJHUMPURER CHUPKOTHA

GHOTONA JOKHON ROHOSSO JONOK

GHORI RAHASSO

CORNEL SOMOGROW-1

CORNEL SOMOGROW-2

CORNEL SOMOGROW-3

MARIO PUZO

Mario Puzo was born October 15, 1920, in "Hell's Kitchen" on Manhattan's (NY) West Side and, following military service in World War II, attended New York's New School for Social Research and Columbia University. His best-known novel, "The Godfather," was preceded by two critically acclaimed novels, "The Dark Arena" and "The Fortunate Pilgrim." In 1978, he published "Fools Die," followed by "The Sicilian" (1984) and "The Fourth K" (1991). Mario Puzo has also written several screenplays, including Earthquake (1974), Superman (1978), and all three "Godfather" movies, for which he received two Academy Awards. Mario's latest novel, 1996's "The Last Don," was made into a CBS television miniseries in May 1997, starring Danny Aiello, Kirstie Alley and Joe Mantegna. In 1997, Part II was aired. Also in 1997, Mario's "The Fortunate Pilgrim" was re-released by Random House. Mario passed away July 2, 1999, at his home in Bay Shore, Long Island. His last novel, "Omerta," will be published July, 2000. He is survived by his companion of 20 years, Carol Gino, and five children.

.THE LAST DON