Contemporary author Md Imran Haque, known for his evocative storytelling in dark romantic and psychological fiction, announces the release of his latest novel, Ghost Of Mist. The book marks a compelling new chapter in Haque’s literary journey, blending emotional depth with an atmospheric, almost mythic narrative style.
Renowned for exploring the fragile boundaries between memory, identity, and haunting love, Haque has previously captivated readers with works such as Ghost of Love, the poetry collections Drafts of Disturbed Mind and Epitaph, and the short story anthology Sixteen Shades of Pink. His writing is celebrated for its introspective tone and its ability to portray the lingering echoes of human emotions—where love often transforms into absence, and absence into something unforgettable.
With Ghost Of Mist, Haque expands these signature themes into a richer, more immersive landscape. The novel intricately weaves together elements of love, memory, and the supernatural, creating a haunting narrative that stays with readers long after the final page.
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Continuing to write from a space where silence meets emotion, Md Imran Haque solidifies his place as a distinctive voice in contemporary fiction. Ghost Of Mist promises to be a memorable addition to his body of work, offering readers an experience that is both deeply personal and hauntingly universal.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Md Imran Haque is a contemporary voice in dark romantic and psychological fiction, known for exploring the fragile boundaries between memory, identity, and haunting love. His writing often dwells in the spaces where emotion lingers long after its moment has passed—where love transforms into absence, and absence into something that refuses to fade.
He is the author of the novel ‘Ghost of Love’, a deeply introspective work that examines the quiet devastation of human relationships, and the poetry collections ‘Drafts of Disturbed Mind’ and ‘Epitaph’, where his lyrical voice captures the unrest of a mind caught between longing and loss. His short story collection ‘Sixteen Shades of Pink’ further showcases his ability to blend psychological depth with unsettling realism, presenting narratives that are as intimate as they are haunting.
With ‘Ghost of Mist’, Haque expands his signature themes into a more atmospheric and mythic landscape, weaving together love, memory, and the supernatural into a story that lingers like a whisper in the dark.
He continues to write from a place where emotion meets silence, and where every story is, at its core, a haunting that refuses to end.