Abdul Mannan Syed

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Abdul Mannan Syed in 2006, Dhaka

Abdul Mannan Syed (Bengali: আবদুল মান্নান সৈয়দ), (born: 1943 -) is a renowned Bangladeshi author and researcher.

1 Life
2 Works
- 2.1 Novels
3 Editorial works
4 Awards
5 External links

[edit] Life

Abdul Mannan Syed is best known for his research on Bengali poet Jibanananda Das. Although he is most renowned for literary criticism, he is a versatile writer and poet. He taught as a faculty in the department of Bengali in the Jagannath College, Dhaka. Later he served as Director General of the Nazrul Institute. For a long time he was associated with the Shilpataru, a monthly literary magazine published from Dhaka by poet Abid Azad.

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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] Editorial works

Life on Distant Shores, written by Abdur Rouf Choudhury, Bengali novel, published by Pathak Samabesh, Dhaka, 2003
New Horizon, written by Abdur Rouf Choudhury, Bengali novel, published by Pathak Samabesh, Dhaka, 2005.