কালো বরফ Free Download PDF By Mahmudul Haque
| Title | : | কালো বরফ |
| Author | : | Mahmudul Haque |
| Format | : | Hardcover |
| Page | : | 130 pages |
| ISBN | : | 9844652464 |
Abdul Khaleq teaches in a crumbling old college in a village in newly independent Bangladesh His life is mostly on an even keel until he sits down to chronicle his childhood an endeavour that draws him inexorably into his memories and into an enchanting world somewhere in suburban Calcutta He remembers the girl who spoke to fish and birds, the girl he first loved He r Abdul Khaleq teaches in a crumbling old college in a village in newly independent Bangladesh His life is mostly on an even keel until he sits down to chronicle his childhood an endeavour that draws him inexorably into his memories and into an enchanting world somewhere in suburban Calcutta He remembers the girl who spoke to fish and birds, the girl he first loved He recalls the stream of visitors to his parents door those days, some bearing want, some malice and others, generosity and wisdom As those memories return him to a time when communal tension was gathering force in undivided Bengal and the trauma it brought to his younger self, Khaleq s remembrance stops being a pleasant retreat He becomes desperately despondent Khaleq s relentless nostalgia enrages his wife Rekha, who resents his lack of ambition and aloofness Prodded by the village physician, Doctor Narhari, the couple embark on a boat ride that forces them to confront their discord and desires, and plumb the roots of Abdul Khaleq s alienation.First published in 1977 in Bengali, Black Ice draws on Mahmudul Haque s own experience of Partition to intimately probe the invisible scars bequeathed to the inheritors of Partition
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Mahmudul Haque Bangla was a contemporary novelist in Bangla literature He was born in Barasat in West Bengal His family moved to Dhaka after the partition in 1947 His novels deal with this pain of leaving one s home Mahmud gave up writing in 1982 after a number of acclaimed novels Affectionately known as Botu Bhai and always seen as a lively figure in social gatherings, the res Mahmudul Haque Bangla was a contemporary novelist in Bangla literature He was born in Barasat in West Bengal His family moved to Dhaka after the partition in 1947 His novels deal with this pain of leaving one s home Mahmud gave up writing in 1982 after a number of acclaimed novels Affectionately known as Botu Bhai and always seen as a lively figure in social gatherings, the rest of the time he was said to lead a solitary life 
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Abdul Khaleq teaches in a crumbling old college in a village in newly independent Bangladesh His life is mostly on an even keel until he sits down to
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