A Violet Armchair & a Disconnected Telephone
Ion Corcos It seems as if a twig is not enough; curly Roman hair, a faulty reflection in the… Read More »A Violet Armchair & a Disconnected Telephone
Ion Corcos It seems as if a twig is not enough; curly Roman hair, a faulty reflection in the… Read More »A Violet Armchair & a Disconnected Telephone
Patrick Gibson A wooden house settles on new foundation looking pale stark uprooted sod grows in foreign soil, once… Read More »Bleached House and Battered Lawn
Aswathy Balachandran They have warned her about the spectacles of the carnival. The luring sights, scents and colours which… Read More »Carnival
Suchita Parikh-Mundul where energy roams beyond the staccato notes of ink, where mass is an exploration of swirling molecules, … Read More »the formula of a blank page is e = mc2
Pallabi Nandy Pen to paper do not meet, fatuous words being dragged, out of a famined, sallow mind. First… Read More »I Force My Poems
Apratim Kar Forged into travesty a surreptitious lump of flesh stumbles with a stoic intent as the armour of… Read More »Stepping into the Concentric Swamp
Author: Sosuke Natsukawa Translator: Louise Heal Kawai Reviewer: Aditi Yadav Japan is conspicuously obsessed with cats. From the mythical Makeni-neko… Read More »Book Review: The Cat Who Saved Books
Reviewer: Mini Babu Rash’s (Ravi Shanker N) collection of poems, “Buddha and Biryani” is nearly on everything, witnessed through the… Read More »Book Review: Buddha and Biryani by Ra Sh
by Dustin Pickering Is it in the spirit of Descartes to invent useless machinery that appeals to the gods? Humans,… Read More »The Prime of Suffocation
Text: Amit Shankar Saha Photo credits: Amit Shankar Saha, Somrita Urni Ganguly, Somali Panda, Tim Tomlinson, Dr. Priyanka and Dr.… Read More »Photo Essay: A Literary Alliance of the Asia and the Pacific