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In this part of the entire novel, the writings of the author from the beginning to different periods have been placed. In all the nine novels selected, subtle tensions in relationships emerge. This reclusive personality slowly unfolds the various forms of relationships with supreme compassion. B. Barbua is the last station of any branch line of N Rail. A glimpse of forest surrounds the place. In that background, the writer's first 'literary novel' 'Banbhoomi'. People do not only live abroad. In the novel Parbas, Parimal once feels that he has unknowingly occupied the space left by Dinesh. Is he entering another entity without being seen? In 'Nirbhaar', Vishnu-Pramila's relationship is almost similarly on the brink of collapse, leaving them facing an inevitable question. Who will Vishnu depend on? 'Atapaar' is the story of Sushital and Kamala's broken life. The Sachin Mama of 'Bednaparve' is dead and almost unknown, unrecognizable but still present in disguise. His loneliness, pain, strange end of life, brings Vasudha to face the biggest truth of life. It is then that we feel our deepest secret sickness. All around us is paralysis—physical and mental. 'Yet' a little forgiveness, empathy can enrich relationships. 'Anonymous' is a strange story of self-crisis. This novel, written around a deep crisis of human self-identity, inevitably reaches many other places. Abeer of 'Dead and Alive' also once feels that the similarity in appearance is gradually making him an alternate personality to Parma. His face is hiding behind the mask of others. 'Bhoya Paksha' is a tasteless, faded complicated talk of married life, from which Nityapriya wanted to escape. Why could you? What secret weakness kept this apparently bloodless married life? Bimal Kar, a writer of the independent genre, has long since carved out his own space, where he is unique, the readers will get an enchanting taste of his hidden milieu in the novels collected in this volume.