Fazle Chowdhury

Follow the author to get new release updates and improved recommendations.

About Fazle Chowdhury

Fazle Chowdhury is the author of seven books, including the critically acclaimed novel; Never Among Equals. A Fellow at the Global Policy Institute, he now spends his time between Montreal and Washington DC.

Follow him on: twitter.com/faslec || instagram.com/fazlech || facebook.com/faslec

Niraja Bandi

Sharada Kolluru

Swapna Sanchita

Vedant Parashar

Dr. Joseph K Thomas

Mainak Dhar

1 11 1

₹ 449.00

Kindle Edition
₹ 75.00

Kindle Edition
₹ 77.00

Kindle Edition
₹ 449.00

Kindle Edition
₹ 449.00

Kindle Edition
₹ 449.00

Kindle Edition
₹ 140.00

Kindle Edition
₹ 74.55

Kindle Edition
₹ 350.00

Paperback

Books By Fazle Chowdhury

All Formats Kindle eBooks Hardcover Paperback

The Other Side of Eden: A Novel 11 Nov, 2020

by Fazle Chowdhury

( 145 )

₹ 449.00

"With its scrupulously described, suggestive setting, thorough historical detail, and endless twists, the novel will please lovers of twisty political thrillers."
―The Prairies Book Review

Facing an invasion, the Sultan appears less concerned—but that isn't the worst threat lurking...The Sultan’s secrets are at risk. With a palace celebration in full swing, he’s locked in a windowless basement making plans with his military. He’ll do anything to protect his son and heir. The Sultan has never faced the grim realities of his ascension to the throne, nor the potential danger posed to those he loves most. Struggling to keep his secrets intact, he’s faced with betrayal of those he thought he could trust, the greed of those closest to him, and the larger threat. With things not going his way, the Sultan stays resolute, but what happens when the assailants are at his door?

Other Formats: Paperback

inclusive of all taxes

includes free wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet

Never Among Equals: A WWI Novel 20 Apr, 2021

by Fazle Chowdhury

( 124 )

₹ 75.00

An epic novel set in London during the beginning of World War I explores the world of an Oxford-educated foreigner of Indian descent. With his life in tatters even before the beginning of the Great War pandemonium, Firoze Hazari struggles between the life he wants but cannot have. A story of expectations filled with failures that results in this historical thriller that follows early 20th century events with an immediacy that turns historical settings into lively scenes ―unrolling with a feeling of directness; coming as it does from the character's foreign perspective. With rich attention, given to the complex political situation, love, betrayal, then war and after to rebuild a life fused with haunting elements ―ridden in complicated and undiscoverable secrets.

Other Formats: Hardcover , Paperback

inclusive of all taxes

includes free wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet

The Secrets We Live In: A Novel 31 Dec, 2021

by Fazle Chowdhury

( 48 )

₹ 77.00

What happens when a new Ambassador in Paris finds himself in the middle of a catastrophic scheme?

Set in Paris, a non-conformist new Ambassador is out to carve a legacy of his own after his wealthy family has disowned him. An unrepentant drinker, even during heavy political tension that includes a nuclear deal and a refugee crisis, he is soon caught in the middle between the government he represents and the one he has to deal with. His troubles are magnified when introduced to a married woman at a party whom he believes is his past love. An incident that could shape to be an unwanted distraction to his list of problems as he enters into a web of conspiracies.

Other Formats: Paperback

inclusive of all taxes

includes free wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet

Revived Failure: Iran’s Reality After the American Withdrawal of the Nuclear Deal 16 Aug, 2020

by Fazle Chowdhury

( 108 )

₹ 449.00

In 2015, Iran agreed with China, France, Germany, Russia, the US, UK, and the European Union on a long-term deal called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) on its nuclear program. Under the deal, Iran resumed selling its oil on international markets and using the global financial system for its list of acquisitions but it also agreed to limit its nuclear activities and allow international inspectors.

However, in May 2018, US President Donald Trump withdrew from the deal, reinstating sanctions targeting both Iran and countries that trade with it.

Revived Failure encompasses Chowdhury's holistic economic view of Iran ―exploring the devastating effects on its economy and is reflective of a dangerous crisis.

Other Formats: Paperback

inclusive of all taxes

includes free wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet

Why Ukraine Matters 20 Sep, 2022

by Fazle Chowdhury

₹ 449.00

The 24 February 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine is part of a long Russian siege and occupation that began since the 2004 November Orange Revolution. These essays are based on Fazle Chowdhury’s analysis reflecting his chilling observances.

The threat of war had been looming since March 2021 as Russia began deploying troops along the Ukrainian border, including in Belarus, in the breakaway Moldovan region of Transnistria and occupied Crimea. Diplomacy looked to be the only instrument for peace, but met by a "Chamberlain-eques" reaction Europe's heavyweights; England, France, and Germany, have taken the cautionary peacemaker role between Kremlin and Washington, while Kyiv’s sovereignty remains threatened and makes the other Baltic States nervous. The conflict is centered on NATO's eastward expansion, which Russia considers a betrayal of the West after the fall of the Soviet Union. Is it a Kremlin maneuver to weaken the European Union and NATO through Ukraine?

Fazle Chowdhury has been following Ukraine’s crisis since 2004. A critic of the European Union, NATO, and in his sequence of acerbic explanations have described the roots of Ukraine’s present circumstances inflicted from its inception. Why Ukraine Matters is an analysis surrounding the history and geopolitics of Ukraine that explains the present predicament.

See purchase options

With Dark Understandings: A Novel 1 Feb, 2020

by Fazle Chowdhury

( 41 )

₹ 449.00

"A heart-wrenching tale of politics, corrupted power, trauma, and the bittersweet pain that comes with fighting the good fight" ―US Book Views

A dazzling, beguiling debut political thriller novel with a unique story line and memorable characters. Andres Orce is a former Lieutenant in the military and is presently running for the leadership of his party in Parliament. But the real ruling power is the military and the road to political victory is long, as many party members cannot abide by his non-partisanship, favoring other candidates more malleable to their cause. Murder, corruption and social unrest rule during a political tug-of-war in the country, resulting in isolationism, assassination attempts, mass burnings, with roots to its civil war.

Other Formats: Paperback

inclusive of all taxes

includes free wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet

With Dark Understandings 1 Feb, 2020

by Fazle Chowdhury

₹ 140.00

In 1492 the kingdom is under dangerous and turbulent times as the visions of a 60-year old fortune teller predicts that a huge calamity would unleash. A new empress with her allies soon invades, making the prediction come true. The lands that used to be owned for seven centuries by a peaceful kingdom will be no more. Intended to maintain the intentions of the new empress, mass burnings and destructions plagued the land to replace the old order. Intended primarily to identify heretics among those who converted from one faith to another, intensity of silent warfare soon brewed underneath and did not rise to surface until the civil war of 1936. The right wing-fascist party PAM controlled the nation with the help of the authoritarian military after the vicious civil war that ended in 1939. Provinces in the north and east had rebelled for years but began to take up arms to fight the military. The Liberal Socialists, the only viable political opposition in parliament tried for years to bring reforms but they were always vetoed by PAM and the military. Politically and economically isolated by 1976, the country was on the brink of collapse when finally, the military unpromisingly permitted a free and fair election in June of 1977.

inclusive of all taxes

includes free wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet

Promises of Betrayals: The History That Shaped the Iranian Shia Clerics 26 Nov, 2018

by Fazle Chowdhury, Martin Sieff

( 23 )

₹ 74.55

***Winner of the 2018 Literary Titan Award***
"from Author Fazle Chowdhury is an informative new book on the history of Iran, politics in the country, and more, providing new insight on an often murky subject"―PRWeb

Demonstrates the revealingly complex and profound caution in the re-examination of Iran as it has remained shrouded in a murky cloud to those responsible for directing United States policy. Fazle Chowdhury fills the crucial information gaps by exploring key Iranian history events that has directly and indirectly shaped Iran's doctrine while syndicating 500-years of trials that has permanent implications on the clerical regime's present chronicled driven policy strength of regional influence and expansionism in response to drawing on past clashes with ruling Shahs and foreign interference that once tore Iran apart and one which the Shia theocracy are determined to avoid today.

Other Formats: Paperback

inclusive of all taxes

includes free wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet

AbeBooks Books, art & collectibles	Amazon Web Services Scalable Cloud Computing Services	Audible Download Audio Books	DPReview Digital Photography	IMDb Movies, TV & Celebrities

Shopbop Designer Fashion Brands	Amazon Business Everything For Your Business	Prime Now 2-Hour Delivery on Everyday Items	Amazon Prime Music 90 million songs, ad-free Over 15 million podcast episodes

Fazle Chowdhury

Similar authors to follow

About Fazle Chowdhury

Customers Also Bought Items By

Books By Fazle Chowdhury