Mahfuz Alam was born on January 1 in Rangamati, Bangladesh. His father, freedom fighter Sohrab Alam, is widely recognized as an educator and social worker. Mahfuz Alam pursued his higher education in English Literature and has a deep passion for music, recitation, and artistic expression. His literary journey began with publishing poems, stories, and essays in various literary magazines and national dailies. Over time, he developed a keen interest in translation work, bringing the works of bestselling authors such as Chetan Bhagat, Napoleon Hill, and Dan Brown into Bengali. His translations are known for their clarity and fluency, making complex ideas accessible to Bengali readers. Mahfuz Alam's creative books showcase his artistic sensibility and unique literary talent. His contributions to literature have been widely appreciated, marking him as a distinctive and promising figure in the world of literature and translation.