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The prophetic prudence of the novelist has come true in the recent turmoil of Pakistan. In this novel, he has depicted the obvious historical consequences of a country that has indulged in letting fanaticism sprawl wayward. One has to take a longer look at the history of a country to find traces of such things.
The horror that was committed in Pakistan, on the 16th of December 2014, is foreshadowed in this novel. The setting of this novel has been appropriately handpicked. The hugger-mugger state of politics in Pakistan has proved detrimental to its populace.
Flaming Eventide
This is about the freedom struggles in Bangladesh and their aftermath. It shows how opportunists became powerful and then misruled the country. This is a story of how a freedom-fighter family was made victim by the anti-liberation forces.
The Flatterer
This is a satirical novel. Flattery is art used by shrewd and less competent people to gain worldly ends. They use it as a ladder to go higher up. They try to satisfy their bosses with words of praise and show excessive modesty that goes beyond usual human behavior, making it look odd. Yet, this seems to take center stage in office decorum everywhere.
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Mostafa Kamal is a popular Bengali writer and journalist. In 1984, he entered the world of writing. In the beginning, he would only write rhymes and poems. Since then, he has worked as a correspondent in weekly and daily newspapers. In almost all branches of literature, his free movement is obvious.
The number of books he’s published so far is ninety-eight. His most popular novels are Janani, Agnikonya, Agnipurush, Paromitake Shudhu Bachate Cheyechhi, Hello Colonel, and Jinat Sundori O Mantri Kahini. Aside from these, he has other novels published.
Mostafa Kamal was born in 1970, in Barishal and has been working as a journalist since 1991. From 1995 to 1998, he worked in The Daily Sangbad. From 1998 to 2009, he worked in Prothom Alo as a diplomatic journalist, chief reporter and special correspondent. Towards the end of 2009, he joined as deputy editor in the Daily Kaler Kantho. Since 2012, he has been working as an Executive Editor.
For the sake of his job, he has wandered in many countries including the USA, UK, Australia, Belgium, Japan, Malaysia, Qatar, Singapore, Thailand, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan and so on.
