Four Poems by Nabakumar Podder
poems by Nabakumar Podder
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Barren Land by Manashi Hazarika
Indian poet Mansi Hazarika
Interview with Theresa C. Gaynord, horror fiction writer
Theresa C. Gaynord discusses her creative process
Poetry Like a Forgotten Handkerchief: Reading Sushant Thapa’s The Walking Rebel by Wani Nazir
All of the pieces are emotional snapshots, some just a moment long and others stretching on like a season. Kind of philosophical, but actually quite literal. Somewhere where grief and joy don’t have to be sugar coated but can just be messy and even complicated, yet weirdly beautiful.
Divine Colours by Monalisa Parida
Armenida Qyqja’s GOLDEN ARMOR trailer. Hope you enjoy! Buy the new magazine curated by Monalisa Parida and Sudipta Mishra here! I’ve come across many beautiful beliefs,From different faiths,Different hearts.Some I may not fully understand,Some I may not entirely agree with.Yet none have left me empty.Each one carriesA light,A lesson,A gentle whisper from the Divine.I am […]Read Post ›
City Dweller by Indira Dangi
Armenida Qyqja’s Golden Armor poetry collection available now! Translated from the Hindi by Rituparna Mukherjee Guests in a city are more hindrance than happiness. As soon as Rachna bought milk packets from the store and turned, she was shocked. She spotted Sunil Bhaiya and Sudha Bhabhi, close-knit friends of her parents, standing outside an apartment […]Read Post ›
Harbinger Asylum past contributor releases new poetry collection!
Press release: Joseph Harms releases anthology of his previous collections through Todos Contentos & Yo Tambien Press
GOLDEN ARMOR released!!!
Fabulous cover painting by Bruja Aliaj. Inside my heart Undone is my bed, a mess,just like my days and nights without you,let it be! I don’t want to disturb the dreams,that wide awake, await you… in a corner, cold feet huddle,you know, the wait can’t warm them,in the messy sheets, pain surrenders,turned into a fist, […]Read Post ›
Armenida Qyqja’s GOLDEN ARMOR soon to be released!!!
In the ancient myth of Pallas Athena, the goddess is born from Zeus through parthenogenesis. The goddess emerges from his forehead as full-grown. She becomes the goddess of war, one of indomitable spirit. An 1898 painting by Gustav Klimt presents her in golden armor to suggest the majesty of her divinity and power. Golden Armor […]Read Post ›
Shape by Hemant Shishir
Famished know the shape of hunger.War victims know the shape of danger.Vagrants know the shape of home. Nothing is shapeless.Everything is relative.God is the shape of belief.Religion is the shape of diversity.Boundary is the shape of fragmentation. A shape has its own beauty.A shape has its own ugliness. The earth is a garden of diversity.Don’t […]Read Post ›
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