Íkaro Valderrama Ortiz (Sogamoso, Colombia, July 17, 1984) is a singer, writer, philosopher, editor, and producer born in Sogamoso, Colombia. Modhura Banerjee from The Antonym in a free flowing interview with Ikaro delved deep into his body of works.
This series is the result of sampling artworks available on free digital archive to offer a new, ambiguous or radially symmetrical view of images that can be viewed in 180-degree flipped orientations.
Laure Cambau lives in Paris. She is a poet and a pianist, as well as an author of stories for children and of song lyrics.
Mojaffor Hossain is a notable fiction writer of contemporary Bangla literature. In this article, he explores diasporic literature of Bihari and Rohingya literature in Bangladesh.
Mehmet Taner was born in the province of Nevşehir in Central Anatolia in 1946. His work is marked by a deep lyricism and a willingness to play with older forms such as the rubai and the Ottoman aruz metre but he has also displayed a willingness to explore newer forms.
Debesh Roy is remembered for numerous books, including Borisaler Jogen Mondal, Manush Khun Kore Keno, Samay Asamayer Brittanto, and Lagan Gandhar. He received the Sahitya Academy award in 1990 for his epic novel Teesta Parer Brittanto.
Kieran Vaughan is a published poet. Just recently she was an assistant editor for the multiple award-winning literary magazine, Grub Street, at Towson University.
Kenneth M. Kapp was a Professor of Mathematics, a ceramicist, a welder, and an IBMer until downsized in 2000. He lives with his wife and beagle in Shorewood, Wisconsin and writes late at night in his man-cave.
Ronica (Bhattacharya) Dhar is a writer, educator and amateur letterpress printer working in Detroit, Michigan, USA. She authored two novels inspired largely by her Bengali and Kashmiri heritage: BIJOU ROY (St. Martin’s Press) and the recently completed NONAH IN SEARCH OF NIRVANA.
Ellen June Wright is a poet based in Hackensack, New Jersey. Her poetry has most recently been published in River Mouth Review, Santa Fe Writers Project, New York Quarterly, The Elevation Review, The Caribbean Writer.