Aerial Roots
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Author | Shubhro Bandopadhyay, Nicky Arscott |
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Imprint | Poetrywala |
Publication Year | 2018 |
Language | Bengali, English |
Edition | 1 |
Binding | Paperback |
Pages | 90 |
Translated by | Nicky Arscott & Shubhro Bandopadhyay |
Editor | Alexandra Buchler And Sampurna Chatterji |
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- akirat Al Farashat, (the memory of Butterflies), Cairo, 2005.
NOVELS
- Shamawes, Cairo, 2008.
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- Sirat Al Lawn, (the Story of Color), Art Criticism, Cairo, 2003.
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- Al Shiekh Mustafa Abdu lRaziq Musaferan wa Muqiman, (Al Azhar Sheikh Travels and Memories at home), Travels, Cairo, 2006.
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