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Md. Ziaul Haque is originally from Zakiganj, Sylhet, Bangladesh. He is an internationally famous poet, writer, academic, thinker, songwriter, short story writer, rhymer, reviewer, columnist, essayist, researcher, and scholar. He earned his B.A (Hons.) and Master’s degrees in English language and literature from Shah Jalal University of Science and Technology, Sylhet. He invented some words and terms: “poetenry” (poems of ten lines), “kurine” (poems of twenty lines), etc. His pen name is Shobdoraj in Bangla, and its translation is “King of Words” in English. His poems, songs, stories, and scholarly articles appear frequently in the eminent national and international literary journals and magazines. His favorite pastime activities include playing chess, listening to good music, angling, and occasionally, theater directing. In addition, he likes to keep in touch with his friends and readers on the various social networking sites. Notably, his writings are full of creativity. It is worth mentioning that he is a dreamer and optimistic by nature. At present, he teaches English language and literature at Sylhet International University, Sylhet, Bangladesh. List of his books include the following: Language 1. Advanced Reading and Writing: The Easy Way (2011) 2. Advanced Reading and Writing: History, Developments, Concepts, and Techniques (2014) Poetry 1. Give Me a Sky to Fly (2014) 2nd Edition (2015) 2. Fragrance of Love (2014) 3. ???? ???? ????? (??.): ???? ???????? (Hazrat Shah Jalal) (RA: An Epic) (2015) 4. Poems of Love (2015) 5. Poetenry: Poems of Ten Lines (2015) 6. Kurine: Poems of Twenty Lines (2015) Religion 1. Eastern Thoughts: Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and Beyond (2015) Religion and Science- 1. Visions and Deaths: Trying to Reveal the Mystery behind the Extremely Unnatural Deaths [2016] Short Story 1. Hell Followed Him! (2015) 2. Characterless (2015) Literary Criticism 1. The Shakespeare-Mystery: Much Ado about Nothing (2015) Children 1. Rocket in My Pocket (2015) 2. Tom and Jerry [2016] 3. Rat in the Hat [2016]
