Deb Bandyopadhyay is a scientist and a student of poetry. Deb’s poems portrait vivid imagery of scattered pieces of his life in distant continents.
Boundaries – Deb Bandyopadhyay
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How Long Can They Stay? – Nefeli Asariotaki
Through my work, I seek to isolate and highlight the absurdity of this world, with the aim to...
Poems by Alexander Shurbanov
Alexander Shurbanov (Sofia, 1941) is author of two dozen books of poems and essays. He is the winner of a number of prestigious awards as a writer, translator and scholar.
Poems by Diego Mwesigwa Donald
Diego Mwesigwa Donald is a renowned Poet/Spoken-word Artist, Writer and Actor and Lawyer by trade. A performer of many stages such as Kampala International Theatre Festival, Kelele, Ntebeza, National theatre, Open Mic to name a few.
Poems by Steve Gerson
Steve Gerson, an emeritus English professor from a Midwestern community college, writes poetry and flash about life’s dissonance and dynamism.
The Great Patriotic Parade – Matheus Borges
Matheus Borges was born in Porto Alegre, southern Brazil. His fiction has been published in a number of magazines, both Brazilian (Subversa, Gueto) and international (Waccamaw, Fiction International, Scoundrel Time), as well as anthologies.
No Man’s Land – Mojaffor Hossain
Mojaffor Hossain is a notable fiction writer of contemporary Bangla literature. His signature style is using native realities as his settings, and giving them magic-realistic or surrealistic colours. The story is translated from the Bengali by Shamita Das Dasgupta.
No Country for Lost Men : Personal Accounts from the Refugee Crisis – Somjeet Dey
Two excellent book on refugee literature, first hand accounts both, are reviewed by Somejeet Dey together to bring home the point of helplessness and the long urduous journey of a refugee in search of hope.
Dreams and Nightmares – On a razor’s edge: Editorial Note on Refugee Literature
Dreams and nightmares take turns in every sleep cycle. They even invade the hours awake. There shall no longer be a day without learning the shape of separation, without looking at broken pieces of heart, without longing for acceptance from foreign soils, skins and songs.The Antonym, sought out literary expressions—tales and artefacts built in that sleeplessness and plight.
Nevermore – Tara Thiel
Tara Thiel is a Visual Artist pursuing a Master’s in Creative Writing & Literature. Her work has been published in anthologies and periodicals including Twyckenham Notes, Variant Literature, Inkwell Journal, NOVUS Literary Arts and others.