Books & Publications

My books have been translated, celebrated, banned, and burned — but never ignored.
Each one is a rebellion in ink. A scream on paper. A refusal to be erased.

Here are some of the works that shook thrones and broke silences:

📕 Lajja (Shame)

Status: Banned in Bangladesh
A Hindu family's struggle in the face of religious violence. A novel that exposed a nation's shame — and forced me into exile.
▶️ Translated into 30+ languages

📗 Amar Meyebela (My Girlhood)

An intimate, unsettling memoir of a girl who learned to ask dangerous questions.
▶️ Banned, then loved. Fiercely feminist. Widely read.

📘 Ka / Dwikhondito (Split: A Life)

Autobiographical volume laying bare the price of truth — betrayal, threats, and loneliness in exile.
▶️ Critically acclaimed. Unapologetic.

📙 Nirbashito (Exiled)

Diary of an unwanted citizen. An exiled writer navigating borders, hate, and hope.
▶️ A testimony of survival.

✒️ Poetry Collections

• Jol Pore Pata Nore (The Leaves Tremble in Rain)
• Nirbashito Kabita (Poems from Exile)
  Poems of pain, defiance, exile, and love — raw and rebellious.

📰 Articles, Essays, and Columns

My essays have appeared in international publications and local underground press. I write about what others fear to name:

• Women’s rights
• Blasphemy laws
• State-sponsored misogyny
• Censorship and exile

“I write not for awards or applause — I write because silence kills.”

Many of these works are available in Bengali, English, French, Hindi, and other languages.
Some are still banned. Some are everywhere.
All are mine.