Nationality Indian Name Mitra Phukan | Ethnicity Assamese Role Author Period 1986 to present | |
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Books The Collector's Wife, A Monsoon of Music | ||
Notable works The Collector's Wife | ||
Dilemmas of a fish eater mitra phukan at tedxsaraighat
Mitra Phukan (Assamese: মিত্ৰা ফুকন) is an Indian author who writes in English. She is also a translator and columnist.
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- Dilemmas of a fish eater mitra phukan at tedxsaraighat
- Mitra phukan in conversation with nabish alam
- The Collectors Wife
- Works
- References
Mitra phukan in conversation with nabish alam
The Collector's Wife
She is the author of The Collector's Wife (2005), a novel set against the Assam Agitation of the 1970s and 80s. The Collector's Wife was the one of the first generation novels in English written by an Assamese writer to be published by an international house. She is one of the most prominent literary voices in English from North-East India.
She has written several books for children, and won the UNICEF-CBT award for children's writing for her book Mamoni's Adventure(1986). She regularly contributes to The Assam Tribune, and is a prominent member of the North East Writers' Forum.
Mitra Phukan is also a trained classical vocalist and writes regularly on music.
She lives in Guwahati, Assam.