The Joys of Indian Love – By Gabriel Rosenstock
Gabriel Rosenstock's Book Review:
The Bloomsbury Book of Great Indian Love Poems
Edited by Abhay K.
From ancient times – from the immortal Rigveda itself – to...
Flowers, All Sorts in Blossom, Figs, Berries and Fruits Forgotten – By Oisin Breen
Book Review By David Carpenter
I enjoy being challenged, and this review certainly presented challenges. I am not a reviewer by trade, and this is,...
The Knower and the Known
Book Review by Anjana Basu
Khwaja Abdullah Ansari lived in Khorasan and over time became known for being a commentator of the Qur’an and spiritual...
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...
Landfall – Poems – Keki N. Daruwalla
Book Review by Anjana Basu
Heresy of Verse
Keki Daruwalla continues to be prolific with his poetry, with his roots firmly planted in the past. Landfall...
A City Happens in Love – By Ravish Kumar (Translated from Hindi by Akhil...
A City Happens in Love - By Ravish Kumar (Translated from Hindi by Akhil Katyal) (Flash Fiction / Short Stories )
Published by: Speaking Tiger...
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...
Black Ice – By Kerry Shawn Keys
Book Review By Michael Jennings
Dark Knowledge
Kerry Shawn Keys, poet, playwright, translator, fiction writer, and children’s book conjurer, has been a globetrotting troubadour of Rabelaisian...
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...
The Many Shades of Vikram Seth’s Poetry
By Anjana Basu
What sets Vikram Seth’s poetry apart is its craft. He uses forms of poetry that have fallen by the wayside, exploring the...
