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‘WRITERS I FEEL ARE FUNDAMENTALLY MIGRANTS OF THE IMAGINATION.’- NITASHA KAUL
I got to know about Nitasha Kaul through her first novel Residue, the book’s spine peeped at me...
Poetry
Poems by David Subacchi
A SECRET REVEALED They asked who you were But I didn’t know; A classical beauty Sculpted in white Looking down Over the pool. For a while we swapped Names of ancient gods Half remembered From school days,...
Interview
‘WRITERS I FEEL ARE FUNDAMENTALLY MIGRANTS OF THE IMAGINATION.’- NITASHA KAUL
I got to know about Nitasha Kaul through her first novel Residue, the book’s spine peeped at me...
Story
BARE FEET by Chizoma Emeka Joshua
Maame’s three daughters were healers. They could tell which leaf cured poison and how to deal with a snake bite. And because death is life’s concubine, they also knew how to take life – swiftly, with a lot of...
Translation
Poems by Shimul Salahuddin
A myth of a seizure There is no one no where though nobody belonged to! Only a mountain the golden mountain We have had our days on this golden mountain No silver, no metal, no copper, no clay Only glittering gold...
Travelogue
Nepal 2016 aka Sometimes You Don’t Call But They Come by Anika Shah
08. 09. 16 Day 1 The airport today seems like a comparatively bigger bus stand. ‘bhai Singapore jaben, Singapore? You wanna go to Singapore, Bro?’ Saw one pretty guy. Only one. Forty-five minutes. Then the landing. The airport...
Story
BARE FEET by Chizoma Emeka Joshua
Maame’s three daughters were healers. They could tell which leaf cured poison and how to deal with a snake bite. And because death is life’s concubine, they also knew how to take life – swiftly, with a lot of...
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THE INVISIBLE VICTORY OF MUJO BUCPAPAJ’S POETRY BY OLTA TOTONI
Poetry is an invisible victory. The poet creates a whirl of words that follow one another naturally and freely without limits. The images of the writer haunt the minds of the reader and the poetry explodes like a volcano. In...
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