Emran Emon listed as the best writer of South Asia
CT Desk
Prominent writer, researcher and columnist Emran Emon has been added to the list of South Asia's best writers. Recently, South Asia's largest content evaluator and provider HT Syndication archived an article written by Emran Emon titled "A dark day in Bangladesh's history" on Bangladesh Jail Killings on 3rd November. HT Syndication is a sister concern of India's largest media company HT Media Group and The Hindustan Times, India's famous and influential daily.
HT Syndication archives the best content selected by writers from different countries in South Asia and uses it as a reference. Through this, Emran Emon's name has been added to the list of best writers in South Asia.
Even before this, many of Emran Emon's writings have gained international recognition. He writes regularly in top national dailies of the country. He mainly writes columns and analytical write-ups.
He has expertise in various fields of literature and journalism as well. Emran Emon also won the honor of being the "youngest columnist" in the country. His articles are used as reference articles in many universities. His articles are also used as reference articles in various job and competitive exams including Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS).
Recently, Emran Emon had contact and discussion with the Norwegian writer, poet and translator Jon Fosse, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature this year. Fosse appreciated Emran Emon's writings and wished him a bright future and success.
