Kishor Pasha
Imon.
Crime novelist, engineer, and PhD candidate — writing stories where the dark corners of the human mind are the real crime scene.
Stories at the intersection of
imagination and inquiry.
Kishor Pasha Imon is a prominent Bangladeshi crime writer who first found his audience through short stories shared on social media — over 220 stories that captivated readers with vivid imagination and precision of detail.
From those digital roots, he grew into a novelist published across two countries, with seventeen original books and nine translations to his name. An engineer by training — a graduate of Mechanical Engineering at RUET — he is now pursuing a PhD at UT Dallas, following his MS from Texas State University.
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Stories that stay
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Writing crime fiction in Bangla as Kishor Pasha Imon, I have published 26 books across Bangladesh and India, alongside my work in engineering and research. From unsettling mysteries to psychologically layered stories, each cover marks another world I wanted readers to enter.
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A selection of book covers is displayed above. The free stories, higher-study journey, and opinion pieces are available separately at KPwrites.link.
✦ When not writing or researching, he can be found deep in PC games, watching cricket, or out on a trail somewhere.