Moon Child by Rushali Mukherjee – Book Review
Literature is open to all. The way we can read literature freely is wonderful! At the same time, that everyone can express his or her views in prose or verse…
Paal Le Ik Rog Naadan by Gautam Rajrishi – Review
Gautam Rajrishi is not new to contemporary Hindi literature in India. Even at the time when his first collection of poems came out, Paal Le Ik Rog Naadan, many of…
Collected Poems by Nissim Ezekiel: Oxford – Book Review
Book: Collected Poems by Nissim Ezekiel Author: Nissim Ezekiel Genre: Poetry Publication: Oxford University Press, 7 February 2005 ISBN: 978-0195672497 Pages: 296 Review by Anand Shiv Jha for Indian Book…
The Country Without a Post Office – Agha Shahid Ali – Book Review
The Country Without a Post Office, a so-called acclaimed poetry collection by an American poet, who touts himself as a Kashmiri, has too many things to express and too many…
Ten Twentieth Century Indian Poets – R. Parthasarthy: Book Review
Indian English poetry is not full enough, rich enough and just not enough to be able to comprehend with all its might, qualities and bulk. Unlike Indian English novel, poetry…
Neela Neela by Gautam Rajrishi – Book Review
Hindi literature has come to a diverse stage today. We have many authors, poets and experts who share their art with the readers on a frequent basis and it has…
Moving for Moksha by Alok Mishra: Book Review
This is the second poetry collection by Alok Mishra, an Indian English poet, after his first one which was published back in 2018, October, 13 untitled and weird poems. Moving…
Palgrave’s Golden Treasury: Book Review
The title of the book suggests too many things about the content. Palgrave’s Golden Treasury – most of the readers should already know that it is a poetry collection with…
Giran: Priceless Memories by Sahil Miglani: Book Review
The review has been removed from Indian Book Critics. You can read other reviews by visiting our home page.
Collected Poems by Jeet Thayil – Book Review
Indian English Poetry, though old enough and deep to an extent, could not produce much that it could permeate its light outside a certain circumference. Golden age, if at all…
Sisyphus is Happy and Selected Poems by Sanjana Saksena – Review
Poetry is nobody’s personal property – this is something that must be clear to everyone and anyone whosoever reads or writes poetry. It may be x for me and y…
The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot – Review
T. S. Eliot’s most important contribution to English literature was undoubtedly his art of free verse (though it was the ablest) that opened the doors of poetry writing for…