Shonkhonil Karagar by Humayun Ahmed / শঙখনীল কারাগার - হুমায়ূন আহমেদ

                         "You can bring a hundred lanterns, be ashamed of your birth,
                                                                        One day some lanterns will fly in the sky. "

Book introduction: 
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After reading Somen Chand's wonderful short story 'Undur', I have a strong desire to write stories about the lower middle class. I wrote three separate stories, 'Nandit Narke', 'Shankhnil Kargar' and 'Mansubijan' almost immediately. The writings have been hidden for a long time due to lack of self-confidence. However, in the interest of Mr. Ahmed Shafao's friend Rafiq Kaiser, 'Happy Hell' was published six months ago. This time ‘Conch Blue Prison’ was published.

This story has nothing in common with 'Happy Hell'. Both stories are told in good men and the stories of the lower middle class are without this miltuku. Namdham is almost the same in both books. Firstly because I can't find a new name, secondly because I am terribly weak towards these names. Just as some people have some weaknesses without implementation, so too.

Despite sincere efforts, some printing errors remain. Mistakes will escape the eyes of the inattentive reader, which is a faint hope.

Humayun Ahmed

Baishakh 1370

 

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Language : Bangla
Book Size: 6mb

Author introduction:
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Legendary fiction writer Humayun Ahmed. Debuted in Independence-North Bangladesh through 'Nandit Narke'. In this novel, the joys, sorrows, dreams, tragic tragedies of the life of a lower middle class family are embodied.

Most of his novels are set against the backdrop of urban life. However, the narrator also paints a picture of rural life. Bright examples of this are Achinpur, Fera, Madhahno. The war of liberation has repeatedly come to the fore in his writings. The brilliant signatures of these words are Jochna o jononir golpo, 1971, Aguner poroshMoni, Shamol Chaya, Nirbason, Etc novels. Jokhon Giyeche Dhube Ponchomir Cad, Cader Aloy Koyekjon Jobuk, embodies a different perspective on life and surroundings. In Badshah Namdar and Matal Hawa, the stories of kings and common people of the past and near-past have emerged from history. As a storyteller, Humayun Ahmed also shines in a different light. His travels and achievements in many branches of literature including travel stories, fairy tales, children's stories, science fiction, autobiography, Kalam.
Humayun Ahmed was born on 13 November 1948 and died on 19 July 2012.