Translated from the Bengali by Dr. Barnali Saha I am a detective employed by the police force. Two...
Detective – Rabindranath Tagore
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Biswadip Chakraborthy
Poems by Gale Acuff
Gale Acuff is the author of three poetry collections. He has taught university English courses in the US, China, and Palestine, where he currently teaches at Arab American University.
Refugee – Achintya Kumar Sengupta
Achintya Kumar Sengupta (born 19 September 1903 – 29 January 1976) was an Indian Bengali-language writer. He started writing under a pen name, ‘Niharika Debi’. He contributed to almost all genres of Bengali literature, but is best remembered for his novels and short stories. In all, he wrote more than 100 books. Sengupta was closely associated with the famous magazine Kallol, and was its editor for some time.
Memories of Displacement – A Panel Discussion
A panel discussion on refugee literature with Bengali novelist Swapnomoy Chakraborty and Turkish...
Torn – A Story Told by Ahona Dam
Ahona Dam is a sophomore at Newton South High School and a budding storyteller.
Poems by Gökçenur Ç
Gökçenur Ç. writes an intensely lyrical poetry shot through with startling imagery and oblique observations of daily life. To date he has published six books of his own poetry and many more of translations of world poetry.
Poems by Helen Meneilly
Helen Meneilly is an Irish poet from Belfast. Her work explores themes of identity, mental health, language and feminism.
“A basket full of God’s bones” and the “Strange Art“of Translation: Bishnupriya Chowdhuri In conversation with Mario Melendez and Jeremy Paden
“It was foggy that night& damp; Paris was a partyof wounded bats…” Our endless digging into...
Poems by Mario Meléndez
Mario Meléndez (Linares, Chile, 1971). His books include: Notes for a legend, Underground flight, The paper circus, Death has its days numbered, Waiting for Perec and The magician of loneliness.
The Tamarind Tree – Shyamal Gangopadhyay
Shyamal Gangopadhyay (1933 – 2001) was a renowned Bengali novelist and editor. He received Sahitya Academy Award in 1993 for the novel of Shahjada Darasukoh, based on the life of Mughal Emperor Dara Shukoh.