Unsung – Poems by Arunoday Singh
From The Sufi Soul
Book Review by Anjana Basu
Actor turned poet Arunoday Singh has brought out his first collection of verse, a beautifully bound volume...
When Jean-Paul Sartre Cured Existential Angst with a Jazz Record – By Ted...
A Look Back at Sartre's Nausea
Philosophers can be incisive storytellers—and have been since the earliest days of the discipline. The most memorable passages in...
Window With a Train Attached : New and Selected Poems – By C.P....
Book Review
An Insight Into The Fragile Beauty of Life
By Prasenjit Chowdhury
In a famous letter, Arthur Rimbaud wrote to the poet and publisher Paul Demeny...
Quest for Glory and Quest for Word – (Part-2) – By Asya Pekurovskaya
By Asya Pekurovskaya
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Quest for Glory and Quest for Word: Case of Bro and Case of Bo is a 156,000-word mixed genre manuscript that weaves together autobiography, essay,...
Thinking is a kind of Dancing – By Anjana Basu
Dancing the Light
Poems from Australia and India
Edited by Robert Maddox-Harle & Jaydeep Sarangi
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Book Review by Anjana Basu
The study of poetry is and should be...
The Water : Spiritual Gender and Environmental Perspectives – By B. Suresh Lal
Book Review by Pradipta Mukherjee
Suresh Lal’s book “The Water: Spiritual Gender and Environmental Perspectives” explores the multifaceted significance, the sociological, cultural and religious metaphors...
Speaking in tongues: Alvin Pang’s poetry – By Alfred A. Yuson
Our good buddy Alvin Pang of Singapore has just authored a new poetry collection: What Happened: Poems 1997 – 2017, edited and with a...
In The Mirror, Our Graves – By Ritamvara Bhattacharya and Ra Sh
Book Review By – Soma Roy
A series of poems exchanged between two poets who have never met and are separated by vast expanses of...
The Gibson Poems – By Simon Perchik
Interviewed by Rajesh Subramanian
The Gibson Poems ( By Simon Perchik ) : The 216 poems in this collection were written inspired by 216 photographs...
The Voyage – By Christopher Manners
Book Review by Dustin Pickering
“Knowing ourselves, we are beautiful; in self-ignorance, we are ugly.”
-Plotinus
Christopher Manners’ The Voyage is a work of substantial philosophical maturity....
