Category: HAWAKAL Newsletters
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I was at a wedding this monsoon, mouth full of delicious food and ears stuffed with brass band litany —…
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Looking at Teji Sethi’s moss laden walls, Urvashi V. finds the collection cinematically significant. Teji Sethi’s moss laden walls is…
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Urvashi discusses one of the recent publications by Hawakal Collegiality and Other Ballads is an object lesson. But, of course,…
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“The poetry in Hesitancies is poetry to be read and read again, to find the gems within, endlessly inventive, and…
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‘ল্যান্ডমার্ক’ আরম্ভ করলে শেষ না করে নিস্তার নেই। উপরি পাওনা ভাষার সাম্প্রতিকতা। সতেজ, সতর্ক, বুদ্ধিমনস্ক… — অধ্যাপক নবেন্দু সেন যে…
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K. Satchidanandan’s latest collection of love poems will make you explore the alleys of expectations and silent demands. K. Satchidanandan…
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In the works of all great poets, we find inevitable references of their private lives with that of what goes…
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In the works of all great poets, we find inevitable references of their private lives with that of what goes…
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Calcutta Crow and other fragments by Brinda Bose is a telling book of poems, which reflects the melancholia of returning…
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I wasn’t inspired by another COVID poetry collection that was creating a buzz on social media: I was aimed at…
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The Whispering Tree: poems of love and longingK. Satchidanandan [translated from Malayalam by the poet] Lovers can define love. What…
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We are known for arranging events and book launches across India. During these difficult times, we can’t ignore government regulations…