A Daughter’s Echo — Kiran Prasad Rajanahally
Poems — Bhaskar Chakraborty
Faith — Mojeer Ahmad Azad
Poems — Anamika
Poems — Prabhu Rajgadkar
In My Dreams I call – Tatiana Retivov
Sunoco Church and Other Poems— Morgan Boyer
Still Alice and other poems – Mousumi Banerjee
Spider and Other Poems – Niranjan Bhagat
Moonflower Offering and Other Poems – Phillip Shabazz
Bijan Elahi and the Rise of Sufi Experimental Poetry in Persian – Mahdi Ganjavi
Lost Language, Forgotten Culture – Ranjita Chattopadhyay
A language is like a river. It flows through the heart of a culture and carries with it the life force which nourishes the culture. To protect the symphony of global culture it is important to protect the diverse languages. It is high time to take some action to instill some life force in the veins of dying languages.
Icarus, Icarus – David Capps
One can only ever learn from myth by living it, which means that the myth of Icarus presents a double mystery: the first is that Icarus, unlike Lucifer, does not survive his fall, and second is that poetic treatments of the subject are already hopelessly distanced from it
Introduction to ARIA: Translations by Sudeep Sen
In the Light of Language— Klagenfurt Literature Speech By Maja Haderlap
Raghunandan’s Death Report— Soham Das
Radha-Krishna – Swapnamoy Chakraborty
Swapnamoy Chakraborty’s work is both critically acclaimed and well-received by readers. Holud Golap is a seminal, monumental work about the LGBT community and its relationship with larger society. Here is a short story translated from the Bengali by Shamita Das Dasgupta.
Malti – Marzia Rahman
The Golden Stairs— Kakali Debnath
Parables of Pandemic – Romel Rahman
One day, a virus-infected patient came to the buffalo in the middle of the night. Hugging the beast, he started wailing. He begged the buffalo to take his disease.