A Review of ‘The Grace of My Home’ by Julio Monteiro Martins— Amanita Sen and Barid Baran
The Grace of My Home Julio Monteiro MartinsTranslated from the Italian by Donald Stang and Helen WickesPublished by The Antonym CollectionsFirst Edition, 2023Hard Cover#Pages 136ISBN 139788196395926 https://youtu.be/kz0f4LkcYzU Also,…...
Book Excerpt— Of Whom Shall I Be Afraid
An excerpt from ‘of Whom Shall I Be Afraid’, by Sougata Roybarman, translated from the Bengali by Subhadeep Palit The parapet of this high-rise building was different from the others. It was not lonely. On many a…...
A Review of Chandrakanta Murasingh’s Memoirs of the Woods— Oudarjya Pramanik
Book review by Oudarjya Pramanik In the contemplative realm of literature, one often encounters works that evoke a profound connection between the written word and the recesses of one's memory. As I delved into the…...
Between Longings for what was and the Epiphanies of the Beyond: A Review of Hélène Cardona’s Life in Suspension
A BOOK REVIEW BY HIRANYA MUKHERJEE As one sifts through the pages of Hélène Cardona’s Life in Suspension, one is welcomed at the doorway in the first section of the collection by…...
Book review of Ramesh Karthik Nayak’s Chakmak— Owshnik Ghosh
A BOOK REVIEW BY OWSHNIK GHOSH “Banjara" is an indigenous ethnic tribe of India. Banjara were historically nomads... Generally known as Gor-Banjara, they are also called Lambadis in Telangana, or Banjaras collectively across…...
Literary Review of Arvind Krishna Mehrotra’s Anthology, “Book of Rahim and Other Poems”— Shrestha Mukherjee
A LITERARY REVIEW BY SHRESTHA MUKHERJEE BOOK OF RAHIM AND OTHER POEMS It is dubiously strange how our recollection of thoughts functions within us. We see a folded page inside an old book that once…...
The Smell of Man— book review by Oudarjya Pramanik
A BOOK REVIEW BY OUDARJYA PRAMANIK "The Smell of Man - Selected Poems" is an extraordinary anthology that introduces English-speaking readers to the mesmerising world of Manipuri poetry through the lens of Thangjam Ibopishak. This…...
Looking by Nishi Pulugurtha— A Book Review
A BOOK REVIEW BY OWSHNIK GHOSH In recent years Red River has emerged as one of the leading book publishers, especially for Indian Anglophone poetry. It has been publishing a bulk of prominent…...
Agony of the Ghost and Other Stories— A Book Review
A BOOK REVIEW BY DIPANWITA BHATTACHARYYA “Isn’t it possible that all of us are actually ghosts, and we’ve simply taken on human form?” The unabashed representation of life in Bangladesh reflects on the…...
Excellent translation doing full justice to the essence of the original poems
Excellent rendering.
Simply beautiful 😍
Noise
The storyteller masterfully delves into the complexities of women's empowerment in village settings, offering a nuanced portrayal of how societal…
Fantastic dear sir. Your work leads the reader to the the native soil.