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Writers name: Humayun Ahmed
Total Books: 290
Exclusive Interview : An encounter with Humayun AhmedHumayun Ahmed is arguably the most popular Bangladeshi writer of fiction. Since the publication of his debut novel ‘Nondito Noroke’, his meteoric rise has been complimented with his success as a filmmaker. His direction for the film, ‘Aguner Poroshmoni’ won him the National Award.
You have been a novelist for many years; do you ever get bored with it?
Actually whatever one does, if one enjoys doing it, then fatigue is not going to get to you. I enjoy writing and for three decades my passion for writing has not waned, so I never get bored.
How did you start out as a writer? And between writing, making films and teaching, what do you enjoy most?
I can’t recall how I got started with writing. I have taught for two decades and cherish my experience, and I do have a soft corner for this noble profession.
In the age of the Internet and e-books, do you think printed books will survive the test of time?
I think one can’t get replace the experience of reading a book from any other source. You can read a book anywhere, have it on your lap and read in bed and fall asleep. It is not possible to do so with the Internet. I think books have an edge over the Web.
Reading habits, especially among the younger generation, is said to be on the wane. What do you think can be done to encourage people to read more?
That maybe your personal opinion, I disagree with you because I believe the younger generation in our country is very interested in reading books. Books are not essential for survival unlike food so they are not compelled to purchase one, unless a reader feels like reading something then they buy it, but they can also borrow a book from someone else. It is a book’s contents that make it desirable and people want a copy. Maybe readers don’t find quality books and so fewer books are sold. The onus is on the writers and publishers to provide quality reading material that will capture readers’ attention.
What’s your opinion of the local publishing houses? Do you think they contribute in anyway towards the popularity of books and people’s reading habits?
The publishers are not in the business to serve literature and so we can’t expect them to play a positive role that will lead to the flourishing of literature, their sole purpose is to run a business. To encourage and motivate the masses needs the support of the state. The Bangla Academy can play a more significant role as well.
Total Books: 290
Exclusive Interview : An encounter with Humayun AhmedHumayun Ahmed is arguably the most popular Bangladeshi writer of fiction. Since the publication of his debut novel ‘Nondito Noroke’, his meteoric rise has been complimented with his success as a filmmaker. His direction for the film, ‘Aguner Poroshmoni’ won him the National Award.
You have been a novelist for many years; do you ever get bored with it?
Actually whatever one does, if one enjoys doing it, then fatigue is not going to get to you. I enjoy writing and for three decades my passion for writing has not waned, so I never get bored.
How did you start out as a writer? And between writing, making films and teaching, what do you enjoy most?
I can’t recall how I got started with writing. I have taught for two decades and cherish my experience, and I do have a soft corner for this noble profession.
In the age of the Internet and e-books, do you think printed books will survive the test of time?
I think one can’t get replace the experience of reading a book from any other source. You can read a book anywhere, have it on your lap and read in bed and fall asleep. It is not possible to do so with the Internet. I think books have an edge over the Web.
Reading habits, especially among the younger generation, is said to be on the wane. What do you think can be done to encourage people to read more?
That maybe your personal opinion, I disagree with you because I believe the younger generation in our country is very interested in reading books. Books are not essential for survival unlike food so they are not compelled to purchase one, unless a reader feels like reading something then they buy it, but they can also borrow a book from someone else. It is a book’s contents that make it desirable and people want a copy. Maybe readers don’t find quality books and so fewer books are sold. The onus is on the writers and publishers to provide quality reading material that will capture readers’ attention.
What’s your opinion of the local publishing houses? Do you think they contribute in anyway towards the popularity of books and people’s reading habits?
The publishers are not in the business to serve literature and so we can’t expect them to play a positive role that will lead to the flourishing of literature, their sole purpose is to run a business. To encourage and motivate the masses needs the support of the state. The Bangla Academy can play a more significant role as well.
Books managed by :Humayun Ahmed
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Book Name : Nuhash Ebong Aladiner Ashchorjo Cherag
Book Type : Novels
Published : January, 1992
Page : 64
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Book Type : Novels
Published : January, 1992
Page : 64
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Book Name : Odbhoot Shob Uponnash
Book Type : Novels
Published : May, 1999
Page : 366
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Book Type : Novels
Published : May, 1999
Page : 366
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Book Name : Ontor Ombore
Book Type : Biography
Published : June, 2004
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Book Type : Biography
Published : June, 2004
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Book Name : Oronno
Book Type : Novels
Published : May, 2005
Page : 96
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Book Type : Novels
Published : May, 2005
Page : 96
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Book Name : Otiprakrit
Book Type : Novels
Published : May, 2008
Page : 480
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Book Type : Novels
Published : May, 2008
Page : 480
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Book Name : Ponchokonna
Book Type : Novels
Published : February, 2006
Page : 412
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Book Type : Novels
Published : February, 2006
Page : 412
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Book Name : Pipli Begom
Book Type : Novels
Published : June, 2004
Page : 56
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Book Type : Novels
Published : June, 2004
Page : 56
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Book Name : Porir Meye Meghoboti
Book Type : Children
Published : January, 2003
Page : 16
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Book Type : Children
Published : January, 2003
Page : 16
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Book Name : Priyo Bhoyonkor
Book Type : Children
Published : February, 2009
Page : 728
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Book Type : Children
Published : February, 2009
Page : 728
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Book Name : Priyo Podrekha
Book Type : Stories
Published : February, 2009
Page : 160
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Book Type : Stories
Published : February, 2009
Page : 160
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Book Name : Prothom Prohor
Book Type : Novels
Published : June, 2003
Page : 72
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Book Type : Novels
Published : June, 2003
Page : 72
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Book Name : Pufi
Book Type : Novels
Published : February, 2011
Page : 104
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Book Type : Novels
Published : February, 2011
Page : 104
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Book Name : Quantum Roshayon
Book Type : Science
Published : June, 2004
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Book Type : Science
Published : June, 2004
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Book Name : Rojoni
Book Type : Novels
Published : June, 2005
Page : 80
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Book Type : Novels
Published : June, 2005
Page : 80
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Book Name : Rumali
Book Type : Novels
Published : March, 1997
Page : 279
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Book Type : Novels
Published : March, 1997
Page : 279
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Book Name : Sei Shomoy
Book Type : Collections
Published : February, 2011
Page : 825
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Book Type : Collections
Published : February, 2011
Page : 825
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Book Name : Shomrat
Book Type : Novels
Published : December, 2003
Page : 88
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Book Type : Novels
Published : December, 2003
Page : 88
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Book Name : Shomudro Bilash
Book Type : Novels
Published : June, 1994
Page : 80
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Book Type : Novels
Published : June, 1994
Page : 80
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Book Name : Shopno O Onnano
Book Type : Novels
Published : January, 2003
Page : 164
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Book Type : Novels
Published : January, 2003
Page : 164
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Book Name : Shob Shongeet Geche Ingeete Thamiya
Book Type : Novels
Published : June, 2010
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Published : June, 2010
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