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Shattering Leaves

Author: Tapankumar Bandyopadhyay Pages: 44 Year of Publication: 2018 Price: Rs 150 ISBN: 978-93-5045-176-2 (9789350451762) About the Author Tapankumar Bandyopadhyay was born in 1948 in Suri (Birbhum, West Bengal). He works as an income tax consultant but writing poetry is his passion. His books in English include Glimpses of Ordinance (published by Writers Workshop, India) and Selected Poems, translated into English by […]

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Blank Shots

Author: Shyamala Nair Pages: 64 Year of Publication: 2018 Price: Rs 200 ISBN: 978-93-5045-177-9 (9789350451779) About the Author After teaching English for more than thirty years, Shyamala Nair retired as Principal of Lady Amritbai Daga College for Women, Nagpur, Maharashtra. Her articles and poems have appeared in journals and anthologies. Her first collection of poetry, A Side of the Sun, […]

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A Speck in the Universe

Author: Nita B. George Pages: 136 Year of Publication: 2018 Price: Rs 300 ISBN: 978-93-5045-174-8 (9789350451748) About the Author Poet and short-story writer Nita B. George retired as an Associate Professor of English after an active teaching career of 37 years. She is a graduate from St. Francis College for Women, Secunderabad, and an alumnus of the Department of English, […]

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Half Moon

Author: Reshma Ramesh Pages: 88 Year of Publication: 2018 Price: Rs 200 ISBN: 978-93-5045-175-5 (9789350451755) About the Author Reshma Ramesh’s first collection of poetry, Reflections of Illusions, published by Writers Workshop, India, in 2009, was presented in the International Read and Share Conference attended by Asian countries and Pulara 8 in Malaysia in April 2017. She is a Fellow of the […]

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The Concept of Equality

Author: Susmita Bhattacharya  Pages: 244 Year of Publication: First published 2002, second edition 2018 Price: Rs 500 ISBN: 978-93-5045-170-0 (9789350451700) About the Author Susmita Bhattacharya was born in Calcutta in 1947. She received a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Poona University in 1975. Her thesis, ‘A Critical Study of the Concept of Equality’ was awarded the university’s Gurudev Ranade Damle Prize. […]

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Selected Poems

Author: Susmita Bhattacharya  Pages: 148 Year of Publication: First published 1999, Revised and enlarged second edition 2010, Revised and enlarged third edition 2017 Price: Rs 300 ISBN: 978-93-5045-166-3 (9789350451663) About the Author Susmita Bhattacharya was born in Calcutta in 1947. She received a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Poona University in 1975. Dr. Bhattacharya has written several poetry collections. Her Bengali volumes […]

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The Silent Sonata

Author: Subir Chakraborty Pages: 76 Year of Publication: 2018 Price: Rs 200 ISBN: 978-93-5045-173-1 (9789350451731) About the Author This is Subir Chakraborty’s third anthology, the earlier two, The Unspoken Word and Symphony for the Soul, published by Writers Workshop, India, as well. He resides in Kolkata and leads a busy professional life as a senior executive in the corporate world, while continuing to write whenever […]

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Cud on a Plate

Author: Bivin A. Peter (Athi) Pages: 88 Year of Publication: 2018 Price: Rs 200 ISBN: 978-93-5045-172-4 (9789350451724) About the Author Bivin A. Peter prefers to use the pen name Athi, which was given to him by his late friend, Abhayan. He describes this collection as “partly digested thoughts pressed upon a paper which are going to be chewed on […]

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I Know the Truth of a Broken Mirror

Author: Anindita Bose Pages: 64 Year of Publication: 2018 Price: Rs 200 ISBN: 978-93-5045-171-7 (9789350451717) About the Author Born and brought up in Kolkata, Anindita Bose’s work draws inspiration from her city. Her poems and short stories have been published in various national and international, online and offline magazines and anthologies. Her first book, The Virtual Reality (2016), was a […]

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