Friday, 20 October 2017
An Exclamation: Poet Yogesh Patel reads from his collection Swimming wi...
A well-known British-Indian poet Yogesh Patel presents a poetry-film of his poem from his collection, Swimming with Whales, published and launched on 4 October 2017 at the National Poetry Library, Southbank, London.
Saturday, 14 October 2017
eSkylark October 2017- Featuring Bashabi Fraser
eSkylark
A Voice of the NRI - Diasporic Poets
Editor: Yogesh Patel
Consulting Editor: Dr Debjani Chatterjee, MBE
ISSN 2397-1878 (printed and digital) Issue 4/2017
Consulting Editor: Dr Debjani Chatterjee, MBE
ISSN 2397-1878 (printed and digital) Issue 4/2017
Word Masala Award Winner October 2017
Dr Bashabi Fraser
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Good qualities are appreciated in whomsoever they are found.
Uttararaamacharitam (Bhavabhuti)
Director: Yogesh Patel
Consulting Editor: Dr Debjani Chatterjee, MBE
Patrons: Lord Parekh and Lord Dholakia
Suite 6, Riverside House, 196 Wandle Road, Morden, Surrey
SM4 6AU, England
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eSkylark is a quarterly literary magazine.
The submission is now open to all poets.
We are looking for the poems only on diversity and migration.
We are looking for the poems only on diversity and migration.
We are predominantly inclined to promoting South-Asian Diaspora poets.
The Poet-of-the-Month honour this quarter goes to Dr Bashabi Fraser, a professor of English and Creative Writing and Director of the Scottish Centre of Tagore Studies.
Her poems breathe good sense and good humour, a sympathetic spirit, the intrinsic optimism of curiosity and the inherent and integral authority of sensitivity. They do not overrule the reader as some poems try to do; nor do they insinuate duplicitously, as others sometimes do; rather, they lay out there propositions and ideals, yearnings and needs, their senses of what is humanly gainful and what is to be rejected for the sake of our own humanity.
ALAN RIACH
Here are the links to our latest issue
Her poems breathe good sense and good humour, a sympathetic spirit, the intrinsic optimism of curiosity and the inherent and integral authority of sensitivity. They do not overrule the reader as some poems try to do; nor do they insinuate duplicitously, as others sometimes do; rather, they lay out there propositions and ideals, yearnings and needs, their senses of what is humanly gainful and what is to be rejected for the sake of our own humanity.
ALAN RIACH
Here are the links to our latest issue
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is now available internationally
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ISBN 9780956084057
Press Release: PRLog
Book Depository and most bookshops
ISBN 9780956084057
Press Release: PRLog
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