Ganesh Paramesh by Samiran Das [Hardcover]

"The 'Enemy Property' law, enacted in East Pakistan in the 1960s, was a planned conspiracy to seize Hindu property. Millions of Hindus were affected by this law and were forced to leave all their possessions and migrate to India. Aghor also came with his wife and his monstrous-looking son Ganesh. Within Ganesh, there were two distinct identities—Ganesh and Parmesh. These two identities conversed, quarreled, and even loved each other.

With a burning hunger, an insatiable thirst for love, aggressive sexual desire, and an intense aspiration to become a writer, the young man Ganesh Parmesh's unbelievable struggle began. Written in fluid prose combining realism and magic realism, this novel, depicted in multiple layers, is a significant addition to Bengali literature."