The intersection of diligent research and consummate artistry to recreate a bygone era with authenticity, while creating a compelling story, is the measure of success for the historical novelist.
Young, shy, cat-eyelined wannabe poet showed up to my office hours in search of a mentor.
Gülten Akın (23 January 1933 – 4 November 2015) was a Turkish poet. Her poetry is considered to be culturally significant to Turkey. Neil P. Doherty translated her poems published in The Antonym.
Maulikraj Shrimali is a founder and director of anti-caste theatre group called ‘Whistle Blower Theatre Group’. His areas of research interest are Theatre for development, Nomadic and Denotified Tribes, Dalit and Adiwasi culture
Sal Teodoro is a poet living in Canada. He’s currently working on a collection of poems on the theme of pop spiritual gurus. He lives in Canada.
Yogesh Maitreya is a poet, translator and founder of Panther’s Paw Publication, an anti-caste publishing house. Here he reexamines Lal Singh Dil’s poetry that does not construct any imaginary utopia but speaks of experiences and ideals.
Mahdi Ahmadian his from Urmia, a city in north-western Iran. His novella, When We All Died, has been published in Iran by Rowzaneh Nashr. His writing has appeared in Typehouse Literary Magazine, Lunch Ticket and Forum for World Literature Studies.
The Antonym decided to delve deeper into Dalit Souls, Art and Literature over May and June and put together a panel comprising. Dr. Jaydeep Sarangi, Dr. Jayashree Kamble, Angelo Geter, and Prashant Ingole for a stimulating, fierce, and straight from the heart discussion.
Hungry craters bleed magma
In the still air of night
R.T. Notaro is a news photographer/writer/producer, currently working in Philadelphia. In over 30 years in the television industry R.T. has been nominated for three Emmy Awards, along with two AP News Awards.