Syed Shamsul Haque

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Syed Shamsul Haq (born 1935), is one of the best Bangladeshi poets and writers. He was born in Rangpur.

Contents 1 An Author 2 Works 2.1 Poetry 2.2 Novels 2.3 Stories 2.4 Others 3 Awards 4 References 5 External links

[edit] An Author

Syed Shamsul Haq is a short story writer, playwright, novelist and very famous poet. Psychological game is found in his stories. He is an urbanized writer. Middle class is his target for writing.

[edit] Works

His literary works were included in the curriculum of school level, secondary, higher secondary and graduation level Bengali literature in Bangladesh.

[edit] Poetry

• Ekoda Ek Rajje [1961]
• Boishekhe Rochito Ponktimala [1969]
• Birotihin Utsob [1969]
• Protidhonigon [1976]
• Opor Purush [1978]
• Kobita Samagra (Collected Poems) in 3 Volumes [2007]

[edit] Novels

• Ek Mahilar Chhobi (Portrait of a Woman, 1959)
• Anupam Din (Best Days, 1962)
• Simana Chhariye (Beyond the Bounds, 1964)
• Neel Dangshon (The Blue Sting, 1981)
• Smritimedh (Massacre of Memory, 1986)
• Mrigayay Kalakshep (Spending Time in Deer Hunting, 1986)
• Stabdhatar Anubad (Translation of Silence, 1987)
• Ek Juboker Chhayapath (The Milky Way of a Youth, 1987)
• Swapna Sankranta (Regarding Dreams, 1989)
• Brishti O Bidrohigon (Rain and the Rebels, 1996)
• Baro Diner Shishu (A Child of Twelve Days, 1989)
• Banabala Kichu Taka Dhar Niyechhilo (Banabala Borrowed Some Money, 1989)
• Trahi (Save Our Soul, 1989)
• Tumi Sei Tarbari (You are That Sword, 1986)
• Kayekti Manusher Sonali Jouban (Golden Youth of a Few Human Beings, 1989)
• Shreshtho Uponyas (Best Novels, 1990)
• Nirbasita (The Exiled Woman, 1990)
• Nishiddha Loban (Forbidden Incense, 1990)
• Khelaram Khele Ja (Keep It Up, Kilroy, 1991)
• Megh O Machine (Cloud and Machine, 1991)
• Iha Manush (This is a Human Being, 1991)
• Mahashunye Poran Master (Poran Master in the Space)
• Dwitiya Diner Kahini (Story of the Second Day)
• Balikar Candrojan (The Girl’s Lunar Vessel)
• Ayna Bibir Pala (The Ballad of Ayna Bibi)
• Kaldharma (Religion of the Time)
• Duratwa (Distance)
• Na Jeyo Na (No, Don’t Go)
• Onya Ek Alingan (A Different Embrace)
• Ek Mutho Janmabhumi (A Fistful of Motherland)
• Bukjhim Bhalobasa (Love that Makes the Chest Ache)
• Acena (Unknown)
• Alor Jonyo (For Light)
• Rajar Sundari (The Beautiful Girl of the King)

[edit] Stories

• Tash [1954]
• Seet Bikel [1959]
• Rokto Golap [1964]
• Anondr Mrittu [1967]

[edit] Others

• Payer Awaj Paoa Jay [1978]
• Srabon Raja [1969]

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[edit] Awards

• Bangla Academy Award (1966)
• Adamjee Literary Award (1969)
• Alakta Gold Medal (1982)
• Alaol Literary Award (1983)
• Kabitalap Award (1983)
• Literary Award of the Association of Women Writers
• Ekushe (21st February) Padak (1984)
• Jebunnessa-Mahbubullah Gold Medal (1985)
• Padabali Kabita Award (1987)
• Nasiruddin Gold Medal (1990)
• TENAS Medal (1990).

His son and wife are also famous in different areas of culture.

[edit] References

• Golpo Songroho (Collected Stories), the national text book of B.A. (pass and subsidiary) course of Bangladesh, published by University of Dhaka in 1979 (reprint in 1986).

• Bangla Sahitya (Bengali Literature), the national text book of intermediate (college) level of Bangladesh published in 1996 by all educational boards.

[edit] External links

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