Fahad Hossain Fahim
Fahad Hossain Fahim, also known as Md. Fahad Hossain Fahim is a passionate poet, writer, and lover of literature from Bangladesh. He was born and raised in the Narayanganj district and discovered his passion for writing at the tender age of 13 while studying at Kalagachia Union High School. He went on to pursue higher education at Dhaka College and is currently working towards his B.Sc. A.H. (Hons) degree at Bangladesh Agricultural University in Mymensingh-2202. He has achieved recognition and accolades for his exceptional contributions to the field of romantic poetry. He is the proud winner of Ruchi Beautigram season 4 and has been honored with the Youth National Poetry Award for his remarkable dedication to his craft. His literary endeavors extend beyond poetry, as he has penned numerous captivating poems, short stories, and essays. In 2021, his outstanding writing on the topics of Environment and Sustainable Development Goals earned him the esteemed title of one of the best young essayists. Additionally, he received best columnist award 2023 from faculty of Animal Husbandry & the Joldhi Literature Award in the category of story writing, further highlighting his talent and versatility as a writer. Not only does he possess a deep love for literature, but he is also an avid reader. His passion for reading has garnered recognition from Ujan Publication and the Literature Translation Institute of Korea. He was awarded for his exceptional performance in the 'Ujan Korean Book Review Competition 2021'. Fahim's literary contributions extend beyond his own works. He is the author of the book 'Sawgat - (সওগাত)' and has co-authored more than four books, showcasing his commitment to collaborative creativity. His talent and achievements as a storyteller and young poet have garnered him widespread acclaim. However, it is his unwavering dedication to simplicity, honesty, and fairness that truly defines his approach to writing. He aims to utilize his knowledge and skills to contribute to the creation of a more beautiful and prosperous Bangladesh. His signature quote, "Let's analyze, not imitate," encapsulates his ethos as a writer and his commitment to originality and critical thinking.
