From the early 2010s, Bangladeshi genre literature has been going through a silent revolution. If you want to get technical about it, you could argue that such trends started much earlier, with Zafar Iqbal introducing elements of foreign literature and subsequent writers borrowing liberally from Western supernatural traditions through the inclusion of monsters such as vampires and mummies.
From the early 2010s, Bangladeshi genre literature has been going through a silent revolution. If you want to get technical about it, you could argue that such trends started much earlier, with Zafar Iqbal introducing elements of foreign literature and subsequent writers borrowing liberally from Western supernatural traditions through the inclusion of monsters such as vampires and mummies.
