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Dr. Rudra Kinshuk
Verified ownerA wonderful collection of poems in Bangla.
2 weeks ago
Nandita De
Verified ownerExcellent. Authoritative and informed. The author is a fabulous scholar.
2 weeks ago
Hirak Roychaudhuri
Verified ownerThe book wins my heart for its introspective nature.
2 weeks ago
SUDHIR KUMAR SEAL
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2 weeks ago
Dipika Sanyal
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2 weeks ago
Sakshi Sethia
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3 years ago
Anonymous
Verified ownerExcellent compilation. A fabulous snapshot of the poetry scene
4 years ago
Ishmeet Kaur Chaudhry
Verified ownerWonderful book, a beautiful collection of poems. The book is a treat for the poetry lovers
4 years ago
Subrata Debnath
Verified ownerসত্যি অসাধারণ ভাবে কবি তুলে ধরেছেন উক্ত কাব্যগ্রন্থে উত্তরবঙ্গের ডুয়ার্সের প্রকৃতি ও জনজীবন কে। দীর্ঘ অধ্যায়ন ও পর্যবক্ষেণের ফল স্বরূপ আমারা পেয়েছি বর্ষাবন বক্সাবন। ধন্যবাদ জানাই কবি ও প্রকাশনী কে। ❤
4 years ago
Sandip Mukherjee
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জন্ম : ১৮ ফেব্রুয়ারি, ১৪৮৬
মৃত্যু: ১৪ জুন, ১৫৩৪
যত সহজে জন্ম সাল লেখা যাচ্ছে, ততটাই সহজে কি মৃত্যু সাল এবং তারিখ লেখা যায়? আজ থেকে প্রায় ৫০০ বছর আগে যে মহামানব পা রেখেছিলেন ধরাধামে, তাঁর মৃত্যু নিয়ে আজও কাটেনি ধোঁয়াশা। বেশ কিছু ধারণা তৈরি হয়েছে মৃত্যু নিয়ে।
” তিনি পুরী মন্দিরের গর্ভগৃহে জগন্নাথ দেবের মূর্তির মধ্যে বিলীন হয়ে গেছিলেন” অথবা ” তিনি সমুদ্রের দিকে হাঁটতে হাঁটতে মিশে গিয়ে…
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5 years ago
an old student
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A beautiful collection of melodies echoes of which have been heard in the past and will be heard in the future. When you read such a bouquet of poems, you are bound to realise that there exist some people extremely passionate about writing. You see the depth of thinking and the breadth of emotion in most of the poems. Every piece ends with a sublime thought that makes the entire work linger in you…
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5 years ago
Prosenjit Roy
Verified ownerExcellent Book. All the poems are very good, Salute to the Poet. Expecting more such books from the Poet in future. and Special Thanks to Hawakal. Their production is excellent and home delivery system is very keen.
6 years ago
Anonymous
Verified ownerThe poems are succint and thoughtful with a great intensity of voice and a reflective melancholy which demands pondering.
6 years ago
priyanka bhattacharya
Verified ownerVery good received very quickly
6 years ago
Debabrata Mukhopadhyay
Verified ownerOK in All Respects
6 years ago
Nabarupa Bhattacharjee
Verified ownerThis is an important work on the legendary filmmaker of Indian cinema, Ritwik Ghatak. The book encapsulates Ghatak’s sense of music relevant to imageries, mood and content. I would recommend this book to any followers of Ghatak or anyone who is interested in knowing how music and visuals overlaps and evokes human senses. The book is in Bengali language and easy to read and understand.
6 years ago
Anonymous
Verified ownerLove is an appreciation of all things beautiful on earth. And this book of poems is about beauty.
6 years ago
Anonymous
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I love the poems in this collection because of an interesting medley of flavours. The preface is beautiful. It vouches for the sanctity of poetry and its all-encompassing nature. All sixty-three poems in “A Letterbox Across Time” are bound by a single thread – an intimate understanding of the ability to love. Just the ability, not necessarily its realisation. And that I feel is the most beautiful …
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6 years ago
Angana Dutta
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Masterpieces as Ritwick Ghatak movies are multi-layered excellences, the ‘sound-layer’ being a vital one. In ”Nihito Komol Gandhar” Prasenjit Dasgupta deep dives into Ghatak movies, excavates soundscapes and delicately places them before readers like an expert craftsperson. The book is a diligent tour of the music and sounds used in the movies: from sangeet, alaap, beats, strings and reeds, to ro…
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6 years ago
Tabish Nawaz
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While as a graduate student in US, I was exposed to some quality literary magazines and journals, which I read regularly. After returning to India, I was looking for something similar. I could find a handful of these literary journals, among which Ethos Literary Journal is of good quality. They publish both emerging and established writers, therefore one gets both the depth, experience and freshn…
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6 years ago
Tabish Nawaz
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Rituals reminds me of Walt Whitman and his Leaves of Grass. The poems in the collection gives voice to everyday ordinariness, which is very Indian and masculine (I would say) but at the same time gentle,tender, probing and engaging. To me the poems appear to make rituals out of our daily acts, small and even insignificant on a cosmic level, but needed to negotiate with the infinity that surrounds …
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6 years ago
Tabish Nawaz
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Reading Calcutta Crows, I felt like walking on an earth that breaks, crumbles on my each footstep. The brokenness remained within each footstep, like an incomprehension that remained within me while I went pages after pages. Just as the sound of earth breaking, brought music to my ears, the verses in Calcutta Crows have same music to them. If one is into meaninglessness of life yet identifies with…
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6 years ago
Satyaban Roy
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6 years ago
Satyaban Roy
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Face to face with a poet may not be an extraordinary presentation in the pages of a periodical or little magazine. – Face to face with a poet living through the edges of partisan commitment, ocean of praxis and intra-party scars may perhaps be a subject with difference. A gulf of difference, even if I go for recalling the eminence of Subhash Mukherjee through his Chithir darpone (through mirror…
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6 years ago
Utpal Datta
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When Satchidanandan writes a poem of love and longing, he never writes about tear, flower, and waiting, he writes something else. And that ‘else’ is the essence of the philosophy of his poem. The birth, growth, and maturity of Satchidananda’s poetry can be compared with that immortal phrase-’ poetry should come as a leave comes to a tree’. The poems from the book THE WHISPERING TREE easily takes a…
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6 years ago
Raktim Bhattacharyya
Verified ownervery good collection of stories relevant to our contemporary society
6 years ago
Kaushik Sen
Verified ownerA milestone of Modern Bengali Poetry! A must read for the aspiring writers…
6 years ago
Animikh Patra
Verified ownerWorld class production – there is absolutely nothing to complain. And Satchidanandan’s poems can mesmerize any poetry-lover anywhere.
6 years ago
Amrita
Verified ownerAwesome, simple words woven in such fantastic way that depict intense meaning and are so mystifying
6 years ago
