midsummer sun rises in the north-east
Friday, July 4, 2008
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- AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL exposed!
- Khagrachari
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- Tyrannicide, or murder?
- Muslim women's satisfaction highest in the world
- Quad Scripsi, Scripsi (3): The Badhan Episode
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- vilage paths
- dawn at Nilgiri, Bangladesh
- the sanghu river
- rapes committed by student politicians
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About Me
- Iftekhar
- Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Iftekhar Sayeed was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where he currently resides. He teaches English as well as economics. His poetry, fiction and essays have appeared in DANFORTH REVIEW, POSTCOLONIAL TEXT and DALHOUSIE REVIEW from Canada; ROGUESCHOLARS.COM, WRITETHIS.COM, PERIGEE, OPEDNEWS.COM, DREAMAGIC.COM, POET'S HAVEN, AXIS OF LOGIC, THE SQUARE TABLE, LITVISION, SOUTHERN CROSS REVIEW, RITRO.COM, PEMMICAN, GOWANUS, UNLIKELY STORIES (February, April, July 2006, Feb 2007), FREEZERBOX, MOBIUS, CATALYZER, ALTAR MAGAZINE, ONLINE JOURNAL (2005, 2006, 2007), LEFT CURVE (2004, 2005) and THE WHIRLIGIG in the United States; in Britain: ENTER TEXT, PENNINE INK, CURRENT ACCOUNTS, MOUSEION, ERBACCE, THE JOURNAL, POETRY MONTHLY, ENVOI, ORBIS, ACUMEN and PANURGE; and in ASIAWEEK in Hong Kong; CHANDRABHAGA and the JOURNAL OF INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH in India; and HIMAL in Nepal. He is also a freelance journalist. He and his wife love to travel. iftekharsayeed.weebly.com twitter.com/ifsayeed
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