The Man Behind A Wall
Rumi is leading nearly 50 writers and translators in various ways, helped to publish many new books, specially SF, was the idea-giver of translating Western stories two decades ago which became very popular and even now, there is no photograph published in books and newspapers. He always helped new writers by giving plots, ideas and directions, was involved in many TV programs and remains isolated.
In `Ohok', Humayun Ahmed said that the flag of Science Fiction in Bangladesh will be on air by him.
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