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Blue Venom – Syed Shamsul Haq

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Venom going down the pipeline

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READ: Two novellas by Syed Shamsul Haq, Blue Venom and Forbidden Incense

DO I REC IT: Maybe! It reminds me of going to the yearly book fair as a kid and picking out a bunch of cheaply-printed classic lit in English to improve my English LOL - its a very specific strong association but one alien to native speakers. When it comes to writing style, if you like the style used in writing really old books this is for you. Both stories are set in 1971 Bangladesh, during the war of independence, and they're very frank with the scale and brutality of violence that took place. I enjoyed them. More under the cut.

BLUE VENOM is the story of a middle aged everyman arrested for sharing the name of a rebel poet - and yes, the tyrannical force trying to crack down on rebels does not believe it can make a mistake, how did you guess. It's following the inner thoughts of this one poor man, who basically never thought about poetry, rebellions, and politics until he was faced with the inside of a cold cell.

FORBIDDEN INCENSE is my favorite of the two by farrrrr. I can't type much about it because I didn't expect the ending at all (unlike in Blue Venom, where the ending is inevitable and it's about the journey towards it) and on the off chance anyone else reads this I don't wanna spoil it. The story follows Bilkis, a woman returning home, desperately trying to reach her village with the help of a new friend. Finding naught but carnage and corpses, she realizes she's willing to risk her life to bury her brother. Parallel to Antigone practically draws itself, but I love what Bilkis did wayyyy more than what Antigone did, so💅

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Blue Venom – Syed Shamsul Haq

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