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Niaz Zaman

30 works

1981–2010 across 27 dated works

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The art of kantha embroidery1981
Migration, migrants, and the United States1992
Infinite variety: women in society and literature1994
Princess Kalabati and other tales1994

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A divided legacy: the partition in selected novels of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh1999
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The art of kantha embroidery1981
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Galpa: Short Stories by Bengali Women2005
With Firdous Azim
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From the delta: English fiction from Bangladesh2005
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A Divided Legacy: The Partition: Selected Novels of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh2000
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Under the krishnachura: fifty years of Bangladeshi writing2003
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New Age Short Stories2006
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Fault lines: stories of 19712008
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Selected short stories from Bangladesh1998
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1971 and after: selected stories2001
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The escape and other stories of 19472000
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Colonial and post colonial encounters2000
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Infinite variety: women in society and literature1994
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Princess Kalabati and other tales1994
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History of the family of Sheikh Gul Mohammad (formerly Ghumman Mal of Bhera) with an account of his conversion and some interesting chronicles of his descendants including some miracles attributed to the sword of Hussain given to his son, Sheikh Fateh Mohammad, by the Mughal courtier Mirza Rasul Beg drawn from moth-eaten records of the family and corroborated from other histories and oral sources by his humble descendant Niaz Batul Sheikh better known at present as Niaz Zaman.2006
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Revisioning English in Bangladesh2001
With Fakrul Alam
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Didima's necklace and other stories2005
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Arshilata: women's fiction from India and Bangladesh2007
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Migration, migrants, and the United States1992
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Different perspectives: Women writing in Bangladesh1998
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Writing across borders2008
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Under the Krishnachura: Fifty Years of Bangladeshi Writing2003
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Contemporary short stories from Bangladesh2010
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Of rickshaws and rickshawallahs2008
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