Zakir Hossain

THE NAKED PROPHETA solitary figure walks uphill—naked like a pure gentleman—rising beyond cities, religions, memories, and human noise.Part poetry, part meditation, part existential road scripture, The Naked Prophet is a minimalist literary journey through silence, modern civilisation, inner...

What if humanity's greatest challenges are not the differences between us, but the divisions we have come to accept as permanent? In an age of climate crises, wars, mass displacement, economic uncertainty, and unprecedented technological change, the problems shaping our future increasingly...

In a world where tradition can become a prison, one young woman’s journey turns into a fight for survival. Runa is a British-Bangladeshi university student with dreams, independence, and a future she believes she controls. When her father takes her to Bangladesh for what is meant to be a...

This book is not about worshipping a figure of the past. It is a living conversation with the silence behind his words. It explores Osho as a mystic rather than a movement, a mirror rather than a doctrine.

When one lover turns up before schedule, Romeo’s carefully timed escapades spin out of control, unleashing a chain of comic confrontations that end up in a courtroom circus. Along the way, a motley cast of ex-lovers plots sweet revenge, and Dhaka itself becomes a stage for love, lies, and laughter.

‘The Space Between Breaths’ is a journey through the fractures of modern existence — where the noise of the world collides with the silence within. These poems move through unrest, isolation, longing, and awareness, capturing moments where the external world and inner life become indistinguishable.

This is not a collection of poems in the usual sense. Secret code: Madness is a field of perception where logic fractures, language loosens, and the familiar world begins to show its hidden violence. These poems move between the personal and the political, the intimate and the collective...

The Colours of Love explores the many shades of human intimacy and longing. In these poems, Zakir Hossain captures the tenderness of affection, the fire of desire, and the quiet ache of solitude.

Kagoj is a literary documentary novel set in rural and urban Bangladesh, exploring childhood, education, poverty, and systemic injustice.

What happens to a person when years pass without being touched, held, or chosen? Notes from Overground is not a novel, nor a self-help book, but a diary of survival. Written in fragments across 158 entries, it is the voice of one man navigating life in the shadow of absence: a life shaped by...

What if the future of humanity depended on one radical idea: that we are not many nations, but one people? In One Earth, One Humanity: A Blueprint for a United, Compassionate Future, author and global thinker Zakir Hossain invites us to re-imagine the foundations of our world—from the borders...