Siddharth Kapila does not write the book from the perception of a saint or a devout individual. It has been woven together to discover the awakening that was dormant in him
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Anju Makhija바카라™s book, Changing, Unchanging: New and Selected Poems (1995 바카라“ 2023), draws us towards poems which contradict and complement each other. But, at the very end of the day, what remains with the readers is a journey from the core of a seedling to the vision of a plant.
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Tarun Bhartiya sold his young and adult life to a form of revolution many people cannot relate to.
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The Dust Draws its Face on the Wind: Selected Poems by Avinash Shrestha is a collection of Nepali poems which has been translated by Rohan Chhetri
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The Remains of the Body is not a manual on queer literature and behaviour. It simply is a juicy story and like blood, the story moves through our veins and arteries.
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Potkar's poetic collection 'Coins in Rivers' delves into the intimate realms of women's lived experiences, weaving together threads of oppression, desire and trauma
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Tamil poet and novelist Salma바카라™s poetry goes to do justice to the same idea or thought when she writes about women using herself as the pedestal.
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A valuable addition to the literature that documents the lives of the Banjara community, this collection is sharp and it cuts deep. Like poetry should do.
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When 바카라˜Centre for Stories바카라™, a project funded by the West Australian Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries, collaborated with Red River, the fantasy to see the union of production worlds in the field of literature metamorphosed into a reality. The result gave an abode to four major poets, with four different projects, and a unified vision towards a new kind of poetry.
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