TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN BY THE POET INTRODUCTION Me? Call me Kela ripe and...
Kitchensutra— Laila Wadia
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Love Has its Reasons and Other Poems— Sylvie Kandé
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY PATRICK WILLIAMSON Love has its reasons In truth, I only...
The Newspaper and Other Poems— Nikhilesh Mishra
TRANSLATED FROM ODIA BY THE POET A poem can't do a damn thing Maybe, someday...
Forgetting is Not Really a Decision— Jaishree Roy
TRANSLATED FROM THE HINDI BY RITUPARNA MUKHERJEE Anay had left, it was the first thing that...
Stories of the War— Chantal Danjou
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY DOMINIQUE HECQ Cry A body. The intertwined. Another body. Bodies...
The Last Sun and Other Poems— Anamika Anu
TRANSLATED FROM THE HINDI BY DIPANWITA BHATTACHARYYA The Last Sun On the last day of her...
Four Unpublished Poems— Elizabeth Grech
TRANSLATED FROM THE MALTESE BY IRENE MANGION The Path It is there, closer than you ever thought....
Sheep— Dr. Indira Dangi
TRANSLATED FROM THE HINDI BY RITUPARNA MUKHERJEE Anita leaves her sheep to graze on...
Locating Postcolonial Hero In Bangla Speculative Fiction Part II— Debraj Moulick
Mary Shelley’s popular novel Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus (1818) deals with a...
Somnium— Giuliana Pala
TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN BY PATRICK WILLIAMSON I. SOMNIUM It blew like the roar...