Literary Works
- Anya Jiban (1985) (Other life)
- Ekattorer Dingulee (1986) (The days of 1971)
- Jiban Mrityu (1988) (Life and death)
- Buker Bhitare Agun (1990) (Fire in my heart)
- Nataker Abasan (1990) (End of drama)
- Dui Meru (1990) (Two poles)
- Cancer-er Sange Bosobas (1991) (Living with cancer)
- Prabaser Dinalipi (1992) (Life abroad)
- Early in her career, Jahanara Imam also translated several books from English into Bengali, including some of the popular "Little House" books by Laura Ingalls Wilder.
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