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The World Is an Absurd Offering: A Review of Suchita Parikh-Mundul’s Absurd Theatre
Kabir Deb reviews Suchita Parikh-Mundul’s Absurd Theatre.
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Kabir Deb reviews Suchita Parikh-Mundul’s Absurd Theatre.
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Shabnam Mirchandani reviews Vinita Agrawal’s The Hour of God.
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Sekhar Banarjee reviews Five Modern Bengali Poets
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Lakshmi Kannan reviews Anita Nahal’s Animals: Prose Poems on sentiency, decency and indecency.
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Rituparna Roy reviews Anuradha Roy’s Called by the Hills: A Home in the Himalaya.
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Rituparna Roy reviews the new book-‘Unmechanical-Ritwik Ghatak in 50 Fragments’ in a personal essay.
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Sudeep Ghosh reviews So That You Know, a collection of poems by Mani Rao.
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Basudhara Roy reviews K. Srilata’s Footnotes to the Mahabharata.
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Sudeep Ghosh reviews Gagan Gill’s Main Jab Tak Aai Baahar
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Kabir Deb reviews Priya Sarukkai Chabria’s Earthrise Stories: Pasts Potentials Prophecies
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Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri reviews Raj Khosla’s Biography
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Shweta Rao Garg reviews A Blur of a Woman by Basudhara Roy.
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Sudeep Ghosh reviews Aishwarya Iyer’s debut poetry collection The Grasp of Things.
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TBR editor Sucharita Dutta-Asane reviews the book and interviews the editor of The Big Book of Odia Literature.
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Shabnam Mirchandani reviews Anju Makhija’s poetry collection Changing, Unchanging New and Selected Poems (1995-2023)
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Anita Nahal reviews Meenakshi Mohan’s Symphonies of Life
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Rituparna Sandilya reviews Sumana Roy’s Provincials: Postcards from the Peripheries
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Rituparna Roy reviews Jamina Roy’s Unbroken Lines
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Kabir Deb reviews Bibhu Padhi’s collection This Damp House.
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Maitreyee B. Chowdhury reviews Shekhar Banerjee’s poetry collection Probably Geranium.
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As we begin a new year, TBR takes a look at some of the most interesting books published by Indian poets. These are original works, and each work is fresh and carries poems that have something new, something old, something interesting to say.
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Kabir Deb reviews Manjiri Indurkar’s Origami Aai.
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Sucharita Dutta-Asane reviews Oindri Sengupta’s After the Fall of a Cloud.
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Candice Louisa Daquin reviews Anita Nahal’s novel, drenched thoughts.