Poetry
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Jeff Bezos says poetry without rhyming is easy – but it’s not that simple
Bronwyn Lea, The Conversation
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‘See how my murshid ... rows us through the world’s chaos’: Poems for every month of the year
Peero Neeti Singh
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‘Yellow with the droppings of the sun’: Three poems by Mukul Kesavan for the season
Mukul Kesavan
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Bring It on Home: How Bob Dylan reshaped popular music in Eastern India
Arka Chakraborty
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‘Your voice / wakes the / bird in its cage / inside my ribs’: Five modern-day Sangam love poems
Kala Krishnan
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‘Absent People, Absent Places’: Saranya Subramanian’s poetic language is ingenious and at ease
Smitha Sehgal
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‘A strange reticence / laps at the shores reason’: An elegiac tribute to the impossibility of speech
Naveen Kishore
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From anti-colonial to pre-independence struggles: Rabindranath Tagore’s songs in the time of famine
Sahana Bajpaie
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‘I’m fine, because that’s what the world wants to hear’: Kynpham Sing Nongkynrih’s lament for Gaza
Kynpham Sing Nongkynrih
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‘One swallow / the earth remembers rain’: Poems on shared experiences in late-stage capitalism
Vinita Agrawal
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‘Life tips the scales, every now and then’: These poems are a eulogy to loss, grief and a new start
Jayshree Misra Tripathi
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‘Bearing Witness to the Age’: Poet Behçet Necatigil’s grounded vision of Turkish modernism
Sudeshna Chakravorty
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These new volumes bring together selections from TS Eliot’s poetry, plays, and critical essays
TS Eliot
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‘Everything changes / Everything remains’: Poems of love and longing in a city
Buku Sarkar
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‘I have never known such a thing – God’s habit of war’: Poems on love and grief in turbulent times
Ashwani Kumar
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‘Riding With the Silver Wolf’: Bindiya Bedi Charan Noronha’s poems renew belief in love and stories
Rashmi Malapur Jaswal
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‘The hissing from downstairs / (it was the cats, not the lady)’: An anthology of South Asian poems
Daya Dissanayake Gautam Vegda Indran Amirthanayagam Kamalakar Bhat Nipuni Ranaweera
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‘What poet hasn’t dreamed / Of becoming lightning?’: Poems and voices from across geographies
Najwan Darwish Kareem James Abu-Zeid Aleš Šteger Brian Henry Don Mee Choi Sampurna Chattarji Sharmistha Mohanty Mantra Mukim Vyomesh Shukla
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‘In the morning, when the city is still dreaming’: Poems of evolving urban and interior geography
Aranya Padil
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‘Let the sleeping lions roar / decolonise your mind’: Poems inspired by African writers
Abhay K