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The award winning poet Ballari Sen joins the league of Indian English poets through her new poetry title, The Window Seller. A collection of twenty-four eloquently composed poems that have been mutually inspired by the paintings of the promising artist, Tamojit Bhattacharya of Calcutta. Each poem tells its story-vibrant, appealing and mesmerizing as well. The Window Seller is a work of art and esthetics; a book that will tease your eyes as well as your psyche - a laudable edition from the house of Shambhabi - The Third Eye Imprint.
This collection is a journey into solitude; into the poet's mindscape, profound, philosophic, yet not totally unrealistic. Many of the poems are snatched moments of time, spun into unhurried music, meditating on man, nature and fragments of cityscape - flitting effortlessly in and out of each stratum is the poetic sensibility. Tidal Interlude sums up a certain musical quality that is echoed in the fine verse that reminds one of dewy silence(s) and clear crisp twilight of big skies and empty landscapes. These poems are the reflections of an accomplished poet, who weaves a beautiful web of temporal spaces in contrasting shades of light and darkness. - Usha Kishore (Poet and Translator) Isle of Man, United Kingdom
A chapbook of Bengali prose, based on Kiriti Sengupta's much acclaimed book, "Reflections on Salvation."
"I feel Mukundan's effort is a spontaneous outburst of deep commitment to the society, especially to the youth folk, now lying dormant in the innermost recesses of his heart. The work distinctly reflects the suppressed grief and discontentment in his mind. The book is a compilation of some essays with high philosophical content. Spread on the essay portions, we come across a wide variety of short stories and events well supporting the doctrines and ample anecdotes from even Christian and Buddhist literatures. By seeing the profuse inclusion of short stories, to be frank, my assessment goes to the extent of saying that Mukundan is addicted to story-telling. He has no intention other than elucidating each and every mythological concept with an absolute confidence in inculcating the virtues of truth, purity and unselfishness and thus equips the new generation to confront the whole universe" - Chettur Radhakrishnan
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