Zakir Talukder is a Bangladeshi fiction writer. ^[1] Some of his notable works include Kursinama, Musolmanmongol, Kobi O Kamini, Chhayabastob, Kalpana Chakma O Rajar Sepai, and Pitrigon. In 2014, he was awarded the Bangla Academy Award for his novel Musolmanmongol. ^{[2] [3]}

Contents

• Background and career
• Works
• References

After 10 years, He returned the Bangla Academy Award that he received for his contribution to fiction, accusing the academy is currently grappling with a lack of "democracy". ^{[4] [5] [6]}

Background and career

Zakir was born on January 20, 1965 in present-day Natore District, Bangladesh. ^{[2] [7]}

Works

Short Story Collections ^[8]

• Shwapnojatra Kingba Udbastupuran (1997)
• Bishwasher Agun (2000)
• Konya o Jolkonna (2003)
• Kalpana Chakma o Rajar Sepai (2006; 2nd edition 2014)
• Rajnoitik Galpo: Ha-Bhatbhumi (2006)
• Matrihanta o Onnanno Galpo (2007)
• The Uprooted Image (2008)
• Galposhomogro – Volume 1 (2010)
• Jojongondha (2012)
• Bachai Galpo (2013)
• Gorosthane Jochhona (2014)
• Behular Dwitiyo Bashor (2018)

Novels ^[8]

• Kursinama (2002; West Bengal edition 2012)
• Haatte Thaka Manusher Gaan (2006)
• Bohiragoto (2008)
• Musolmanmongol (2009)
• Pitrigon (2011) ^[9]
• Kobi o Kamini (2012)
• Chhayabastob (2013)
• 1992 (2017)
• Uponyash Chotustoy (2018)

Essays ^[8]

• Galpopath (2001)
• Bangla Sahityer Swadesh Protyaborton (2011)
• Muktogodyo: Karl Marx – ManushTi Kemon Chilen (2014)
• Jakir Talukderer Muktogodyo (2018)

Juvenile Literature ^[8]

• Chalanbiler Rupkotha (2004)
• Mayer Jonno Bhalobasha (2012)
• Bondhu Amar (2016)
• Gayer Bari Nayer Bari (2018)

Poetry (Rhymes) ^[8]

• Tintiri (1989)
• Naimama Kanamama (1995)

References

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