Mimi’s ‘Wheelchair’ draws book lovers’ attraction
Wheelchair, a tragedy based novel released by Bhashachitra publication, provides drawn much attraction to the e book fans in the ongoing Amar Ekushey Book Fair.
There is a proverb “When there is a will, there is a way.” It becomes certainty to Mimi Hossain, writer of the Wheelchair, is normally working as an associate registrar found in Cardiology at Lab-Aid Medical center.
In spite of being a doctor, Mimi has many desire for writing. Alongside her respective profession, she actually is involving with authoring. She started her authoring while she was an MBBS scholar of Barisal Sher-E-Bangla Medical College or university Hospital.
The writer’s first novel can be an inspiration to various other doctors and professionals and it reveals their devotion to people.
Regarding her books, Mimi said, “I began to write this kind of novel in 2017 and finished this past year which brought very much pleasure if you ask me. Although, it’s very tough to keep up three types of just work at a time like professional work, family group lifestyle and writing I wish to publish alongside my professional life.”
“From the starting of the year’s book good, I am trying to go there regularly. Those people who are admirers of my gets results, I am also giving period to them aswell. My novel ‘Wheelchair’ narrates different reports of women’s lives, which the reader can relate with their own lives as well.”
Publishers also seemed satisfied with the demand for books and overall revenue. They said books on Novel, Poetry, Liberation War, biographies and science fiction were in high demand.
Sirajul Islam, publisher of Kotha Prokash, said, “We have books on several genres. Folks of all age ranges come to our pavilion, and for that reason we publish literature for all ages.”
Around 151 new literature hit the fair on Tuesday.
