Philip O'Connor

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Writer, poet and broadcaster Philip O'Connor had an unusual childhood, and by the time he left school showed pronounced megalomania or messianism. Poetry became the ideal outlet for his emotions, but he had strong contempt for the editors who published his early work. He had a number of relationships with women, and fathered an unknown number of children, participating little in their upbringing. He gained acclaim in literary circles with the publication of 'Memoirs of a Public Baby.'

O'Connor, Philip Marie Constant Bancroft

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Shaukat Osman

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Writer Sheikh Azizur Rahman, known as Shaukat Osman, studied for an Honours degree in Economics at St Xaviers College in Calcutta, India. He took his Masters degree in Bengali in 1941, and later that year became lecturer in Bengali at Calcutta Government Commercial College. He was to hold this position at various colleges until he retired in 1972. He moved to Pakistan after the partition of India in 1947, and wrote several volumes of short stories based on his experiences of Pakistan.

Osman, Shaukat

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