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An Adventure Called Life
'An Adventure Called Life' is an anthology celebrating the essence of living through 129 contemporary expressions. This collection explores the full spectrum of human emotions. It mirrors life's beauty, pain, and contrasts, urging readers to expand their horizons and experience the world deeply. This volume invites us to feel life with passion, echoing Tagore's timeless wisdom.
Damp Shadows, Faint Metaphors
Damp Shadows, Faint Metaphors endeavors to respond to the precarious moments of the 21st century—a bewildering mix of stark reality and simulacra. The rapidly changing times, typified by the schizophrenic discontinuity so astutely identified by the late Frederic Jameson, remain inexplicable in many ways. These poems reflect the ideological vacuum that is glaringly apparent in these troubled times. Even the music, an intrinsic part of our poetry, seems to have turned distinctly elegiac—occasionally tinged with self-criticism. And what, ultimately, is the answer? Or is that, too, a question?
New Normal
A collection of poems from the pandemic.
A Place Called Utopia
"A Place Called Utopia" is an evocative collection of 58 heartfelt poems that echo the profound yearning to liberate ourselves from a corrupt and power-driven society, beckoning us towards a realm where love and compassion reign supreme. Despite its age, the concept of "Utopia," coined by Thomas More in the 16th century, remains an ever-relevant force that nourishes our aspirations for genuine freedom and a brighter future. This anthology embodies the enduring vitality of this ideal, revitalizing our dreams with each verse.
A Feeling Called Hope
‘A Feeling Called Hope’ is a collection of 42 poems and 16 illustrations by the children of Future Hope, India and GEMS Modern Academy, Dubai.
Freedom Raga 2020
Freedom Raga 2020 is a collection of 74 poems commemorating India's 74th Independence Day. This book is truly 'the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings' of veterans and newer voices alike – all distinct, all very passionate. This anthology is embellished with great minds of the time such as Nabaneeta Dev Sen (translated by Nandana Sen), Keki Daruwala, Bashabi Frazer, Ashoke Viswanathan, and Hoshang Merchant as well as Professors from Jawaharlal Nehru University, University of Calcutta, Indian Institute Management, and several institutions from all over the country alongside new fresh voices.
Get to the Top
When it comes to getting ahead in life, who we know is as important as what we do. How do you draw people to you? Impress the powerful? Make an impact and extend your circle of acquaintances? Cultivate influential friends? Suhel Seth, a man who knows almost everyone there is to know in the country, brings you the ultimate guide to social success. From the secret to throwing a successful party to the benefits of befriending the less important half of a couple, he gives you practical advice and strategies to become a successful networker. Inspiring, provocative, and wise, Get to the Top is the ultimate book about wielding soft power.
Bengali Offbeat Cinema: After Satyajit Ray
This book talks of the Bengali Offbeat genre specially after the demise of Satyajit Ray. This book argues with ample data that on the contrary, the genre swelled further in the last 28 years with over 400 offbeat movies, made by younger generations charted new paths.
I don't know
An algorithm combs through the universe of online encyclopedia Wikipedia and collects its entries. A text is generated in which a narrator denies knowing anything about any of these entries.
21st Century Perspectives on Indian Writing in English
The essays gathered here alternately adjust the focal length of the critical lens brought to bear upon texts and contexts in the area of Indian writing in English. They bring into view both intense engagements with major voices in this literary scene and the wider socio-historical perspectives in which they have thrived. Three clearly defined sections on the genres of poetry, prose, and drama are augmented by three incisive interviews with the diasporic Indian English poet Bashabi Fraser, the renowned Indian English fiction writer Kunal Basu, and the premier Indian English playwright Mahesh Dattani. The volume will appeal to students and teachers of postcolonial and comparative literatures. It raises crucial and timely questions about the state of culture in India and the world, the crisis of intolerance, and the loss of memory and diversity. It hones a post-millennial perspective on literature written in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
