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Moyukh Chowdhury
Moyukh in 1991
Born	Anwarul Azim (1950-10-22) October 22, 1950 (age 73) [1] South Nalapara, Chittagong
Pen name	Moyukh Chowdhury
Occupation	Poet Author Critic Researcher Professor
Language	Bengali
Nationality	Bangladeshi
Citizenship	Bangladesh
Education	PhD, MA (Bengali Language and Literature)
Alma mater	University of Chittagong
Period	20th century
Genre	Modernist
Years active	1973–present
Notable awards	Chittagong City Corporation Literary Award (2015)
Spouse	Taslima Shirin [1]

Moyukh Chowdhury ( Bengali: ময়ুখ চৌধুরী; born 22 October 1950) is a Bangladeshi poet, critic, researcher and professor. He has published poetry and research. He has drawn attention from readers since the 1980s.

Background

Moyukh Chowdhury was born in Chittagong in 1950. He spent his childhood in bank of the Karnaphuli south of Chittagong. ^[1]

Bibliography

Poetry

• Kaalo Boropher Pratibeshee (1973)
• Ardhek Roechi Jale, Ardhek Jale (1999)
• Tomar Janalay Jege Aachhi Chandramallika (2000)
• Pariser Neelruti (2001)
• Amar Astey Akto Deri Hotey Parey (2002)
• palatok pendulam (2015)

Researches

• Unish Shatoker Nobocetona O Bangla Kabber Goti-Prokriti (1996)

Editorials

• Asobhyo Swabda (1973)

Literary magazine

• Prateeti (1968)
• Kabita (1970)

Awards and honor

See also

References

External links

• ময়ুখ চৌধুরীর কবিতায় প্রসঙ্গ - Dainik Azadi
• Moyukh Chowdhury in Amazon.com
• books of Moyukh Chowdhury in Rokomary.com