Stories written by
Basudhara Roy
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‘A Woman Burnt’: Imayam’s novel is an incisive observation of an unfair, violent society
Revathi’s tragic story, translated by GJV Prasad, is the classical conflict between individual and society, heart and head, irrationality and logic.
Basudhara Roy
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‘Salt & Pepper: Selected Poems’: Sukrita holds dialogues with silence through 40 years of poetry
A woman’s resilient consciousness permeates this collection.
Basudhara Roy
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‘Witnesses of Remembrance’: Kunwar Narain’s poetry preserves the words and sentiments he cared for
A poet reborn in the English language through exemplary translations of his work by his son Apurva Narain.
Basudhara Roy
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