Mayar Akash

Father to Child (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book has come about as a result of a father losing the chance to have said, and wanted to say to his children; and as a child growing up. Thinking and writing what I felt and how I planned things? I had no control over how I fitted in to things that were shaping my life. My life was being shaped and I had very little understanding and control over. Growing up in the thick of it made me who I am. On reflection I would change many things in life. I've put together a collection of reflections I recorded that affected me and my surroundings. How changes shaped me and my world. This collection is a capture of failures and challenges of a Sylheti that faced growing up in the East End of London.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: MA Publisher
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781910499023
• Artikelnr.: 49266734

Autorenporträt

Mayar Akash has written a numbers of books relating to Bangladeshi community in United Kingdom and specifically about the Sylhetis. Mayar's books have been published through the "Bangladeshi East End, imprints. Mayar also has published four other books about his personal life, the are "Father to Child" - collection poems and proses about growing up and his married life. His second book "River of life" was a reflective book about life through his accounts and poems. His third book "Eyewithin" is a catalogue of his artwork, ranging from drawing, paintings, visual art and other disciplines dating back from his college years to 2018. His 4th book is a collection of poems that he wrote as he grew up; these poems raw and capture the writes pain and tribulations. There many other titles that are quick to find my googling "books by Mayar Akash", this will present you arrage of books he has written about his community through his eyes and experiences; they all present an unique perspective of this British bangaldeshi who has lived, worked and grown up in England, London, East; giving the reading the view of London through his eyes.