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Poems by Ninko Kirilov
Something
I want to tear the sky
with someone's eyelashes,
to fill the puddles
and drink them dry,
eat mud with virgin blossoms,
ferment the new alchemy
of the skill of...
The Making of Pharoni – By Colin Dodds
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Pharoni is the story of what happens when Harry Injurides returns from the dead. His reappearance and his message send his friends in strange directions....
Thoughts on Modernist poetry – By Colin Ian Jeffery
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Modernist literature is characterized by a break with traditions of literary subjects, forms, concepts and styles, with the movement associated with new trends in...
Viktor Pelevin, a Reminder of What Was, and What May Come Again in Russia
By Jim Curtis
Viktor Pelevin (b. 1962) is arguably the key figure for anyone who wants to understand post-Stalinist, post-Soviet Russian culture, particularly with regard...
Your Hands – By Kunal Mehra
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..story about my mother’s hands and all they’ve borne witness to, and how our hands can store memories and be the reservoir of our...
The Knower and the Known
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Book Review by Anjana BasuKhwaja Abdullah Ansari lived in Khorasan and over time became known for being a commentator of the Qur’an and spiritual...
Knotted Grief – By Naveen Kishore
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Book Review by Anjana Basu
Knotted Grief - Poems by Naveen Kishore
Cruelty and Compassion
Naveen Kishore is that unusual combination of publisher and writer. As the...
The Many Shades of Vikram Seth’s Poetry
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By Anjana Basu
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What sets Vikram Seth’s poetry apart is its craft. He uses forms of poetry that have fallen by the wayside, exploring the...
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 Making of Pharoni – By Colin Dodds
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Pharoni is the story of what happens when Harry Injurides returns from the dead. His reappearance and his message send his friends in strange directions....
Poet, First and Last – K. Satchidanandan
An Interview with K. Satchidanandan
Interviewed by Asmaa Azaizeh
Language as a theme and subject is strongly present in your poems. I’d like you to describe...
My Questions, My Answers – Colin Ian Jeffery
What age were you when you first became interested in poetry?
Seven, a choirboy, when I heard the vicar in the church read the twenty-third...
My Questions, My Answers – Ravi Shanker N ( Ra Sh)
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Let’s start from the present. You just released a Book of Love. What is that and why is that? How is it different?
It’s a...
