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Contribution of Nepalese Diaspora: Reading Dr. Tulasi Acharya’s Dinbhari Pani Parirahancha (The Rain Falls Throughout the Day) by Sushant Thapa

Tulasi Acharya observes a tree in his opening poem. That tree is a symbol of political, mythological, spiritual awakening and even barbaric events related to war. Buddha attains enlightenment under that tree, Newton discovers about gravitational force, Anne Frank sees her family being dragged to the tree and killed, Adam and Eve are forced to […]Read Post ›

Senryūs by Jesús Rafael Marcano Guzmán

I open my soul like the lotus flowers from the deep and dark mud. Like a katana I sharpen my heart and soul and the spirit. Like a samurai there in the swamps from South I find the Dao. In the morichal I finally ascended to Nirvana. Beneath the sacred Moriche I became a Buddha. […]Read Post ›

Reflections: Essays on Art, Literature, Cinema and the Social Landscape edited by Pradipta Mukherjee and Dustin Pickering

Transcendent Zero Press seeks local coordination for an event fostered in university setting involving an Indian scholar of cinema and local publisher

Review of Puta Shoma by Dr. Ratan Bhattacharjee written by Dr. Purnima Singh

Title : Putu Shona Author : Dr.Ratan Bhattacharjee Publisher : IIP Iterative International Publishers Publication year and place : India , March 2026 Pages : 614 ,Price Rs.3820 ISBN -10 1685766544 ISBN-13 978-1685766542 Putu Shona : A Magnum Opus of Children Literature Dr Ratan Bhattacharjee Ratan Bhattacharjee’s Putu Shona is much more than […]Read Post ›

Poetry like Life: Reading The Festivity of Dilemma by Sushant Thapa

This poetry collection left me with a sense of wonder—it is so well crafted and filled with deep introspection. It is so life like because varied aspects are touched. I wish poet Rehaan Khan a wonderful literary career. He is a successful poet with this book as a gift to humanity. Reading this book feels as if every aspect of life is so meticulously touched so that it always lingers in the memory.

Multiviews: an interview with Dr. Jernail S. Anand

MAJA MILOJKOVIC Maja Milojković was born in Zaječar, Serbia. She is the deputy editor at “Sfairos” publishing house in Belgrade, Serbia. She is the vice-president of the association “Rtanj and Mesečev poetski krug”. She is the author of 2 books: “The Circle of the Moon” and “Trees of Desire” She is the editor of the […]Read Post ›

The Geometry of Almost by Risk

A new short story from Risk in India explores the absence of human passions and values in a world motivated by technology and profit. To reconcile beauty and the need for love in a world bereft of connection.

International Dickens Medal for Six Feet Distance: Recognition for Dr. Ratan Bhattacharjee by Dr Gunjan Agarwal

review of Dr. Ratan Bhattacharjee’s Six Feet Distance by Dr. Gunjan Agarwal and the conferment of the International Dickens Medal

The Last Christmas Gift by Ratan Bhattacharjee

No one in the neighbourhood remembered the first time they saw Samuel Das selling balloons, but everyone remembered the morning his body was lifted from the roadside like a broken doll, his colours scattered, his breath gone. Until that day, he had been simply Sammy—the balloon-seller who walked along the pavements of Old Park Street, […]Read Post ›

Rain Through the Keyhole: Violence, Tenderness, and the Grammar of Becoming in “Night Sky with Exit Wounds” by Wani Nazir

Book review of Ocean Vuong’s “Night Sky with Exit Wounds”