# The Golden Treasury of Writers Workshop Poetry

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- Published: 2015-07-19T16:42:46+00:00
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**Author:** Rubana Huq (Editor)
 **Pages:** 409 **Price:** HB Rs 400, FB Rs 300 **
Year of Publication:** 2008 ** ISBN:** HB 978-81-8157-801-3 (9788181578013) FB 978-
81-8157-802-3 (9788181578023)

_**About the Author:**_
 Rubana Huq began pursuing her academic aspirations twenty
years later than schedule. She is currently a researcher at Writers Workshop and
hopes to do justice to her thesis on the impact of Writers Workshop on the pace 
and space of its poets. She lives and works in Dhaka and Kolkata both. She shuttles
between two lands and two roles.

_**Teaser:**_
 This is a highly graphical collection of history and poetry from 
the fifty-year run of Writers Workshop. A sample follows:

_ Bones Branches and the Poised Fruit _ / Pradip Sen

Bones branches and the poised fruit
 Bear witness to the sun, The discarded flesh
to man’s passion; Both are pitiless.

And the single bone
 sings alone In the wilderness.

_**Contents:**_
 A.K Ramanujan / 18-25 A. Madhavan / 26-27 Adarsh Misra / 28-32 
Adil Jussawalla / 33-41 Agha Shahid Ali / 42-47 Amitava Kumar / 48-51 Anil Saari/
52 Arun Kolhatkar / 53-54 Arvind Krishna Mehrotra / 55-59 B. Rajan / 60-61 Bashabi
Fraser / 62-64 Chandra Wickramasinghe / 65 Chitra Pershad / 66-67 Daud Haider / 
68-69 David McCutchion / 70-72 Deb Kumar Das / 73-78 Dbjani Chatterjee / 79-82 Feroz
Ahmed ud Din / 83-86 Gauri Deshpande / 87-91 Gieve Patel / 92-97 Gopal R. Honnalere/
98-102 Hoshang Merchant / 102-108 Ira De / 109-111 Jane Bhandari / 112-113 Jatin
Das / 114-118 Jayanta Mahapatra / 119-121 Jean Arasanagam / 122-125 Joe Winter /
126-128 K. D. Katrak / 129-135 K. N. Daruwalla / 136-140 K. Raghavendra Rao / 141-
144 Kalyan Ray / 145-146 Kamala Das / 147-155 Kapil Khachru / 156-158 Kavita Ezekiel/
159 Kewlian Seo / 160-164 Kshitij Mohan / 165-166 Lakshmi Kannan / 167-183 Lawrence
Bantleman / 184-191 Leela Dharmaraj / 192-194 M. K. Naik / 195-199 M. P. Bhaskaran/
200-201 Malathi Rao / 202 Mamang Dai / 203-204 Mani Rao / 205-208 Margaret Chatterjee/
209-213 Meena Alexander / 214-217 Monika Varma / 218-226 Mukesh K. Williams / 227-
230 Mukta Sambrani / 231-232 N. C. Mahashabde / 233-234 Narendra K. Sethi / 235-
236 Nissam Ezekiel / 237-249 P. Lal / 250-255 Paul Roche / 256-261 Pradip Sen / 
262-271 Prakash Kona / 272-275 Praseet Sen / 276-278 Pritish Nandy / 279-285 R. 
Parthasarthy / 286-290 R. Rabindranath Menon / 291 Robert Miller / 293-295 Roshen
Alkazi / 296-297 Rupendra Guha Majumdar / 298-302 Ruskin Bond / 303-307 S. Santhi/
308-310 Saleem Peeradina / 311-314 Sasthi Brata / 315-317 Shama Futehally / 318-
319 Shankar Mokashi Punekar / 320-321 Sharat Chandra / 322-323 Shekhar Aiyar / 324-
326 Shiv K. Kumar / 327-328 Shree Devi Singh / 329-331 Shreela Ray / 332-334 Shubhoranjan
Dasgupta / 335-337 Siddharth Kak / 338-341 Srinivas Rayaprol / 342-343 Srinjay Chakravarti/
344-349 Subhas Chandra Saha / 350 Subhash Kak / 351-352 Sujata Bala Subramaniam /
353-354 Suniti Namjoshi / 355-366 Suresh Kohli / 367-370 Syd Harrex / 371-374 Tapati
Mookerji / 375-376 Tejaswini Niranjana / 377 Thomas Ansell / 378-380 Tilottama Rajan/
381-383 Tom Jones / 384-387 Uma Parameswaran / 388-389 Vera Sharma / 390-392 Vihan
Naik / 393-394 Vikram Seth / 395-401 William Hull / 402-405 Yamini Krishnamurti /
406-409
