Newsletter #4
Dear Bibliophile, Dadu a.k.a my late maternal grandfather had once said, ‘if you read too much, you won’t end up writing’. This is a real danger. Writing is a discipline, but it is the tag…
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Literary Curator
Newsletter #3
Dear Bibliophile, As we welcome spring, one can’t help ponder about regeneration and the cycle of life. While writing this newsletter, I kept thinking about the cycle of knowledge – how we found it, lost…
Creative Works Poetry
Raag Marwa: Read, watch the poem
SEASON 1, EPISODE 6: This piece titled ‘Raag Marwa’ by Sree Sen is an exploration of the self and the world around her during Covid-19 quarantine. Flute by Sangram Lotankar. YouTube Link here. ‘Raag Marwa’…
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Semantics: Read, watch this poem
SEASON 1, EPISODE 5: This piece titled ‘Semantics’ by Sree Sen has been published by Ireland-based Poetry Ireland Review issue #131 in August, 2020. YouTube Link here. ‘Semantics’ leaving my hometown, i was told, i’d…
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Pfeilstorche: Read, watch this poem
SEASON 1, EPISODE 4: This piece titled ‘Pfeilstorche’ by Sree Sen has been published by UK-based bath magg issue #4 in August, 2020. YouTube Link here. ‘Pfeilstörche the word for a white storkstruck with an…
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Too much of a woman: Read, watch this poem
SEASON 1, EPISODE 3: This piece titled ‘Too Much Of A Woman’ by Sree Sen is dedicated to the countless women who face rejection, at home, work, society-at-large and their fight for self-realisation. YouTube Link…
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When you ask, if I love you: Read, watch this poem
SEASON 1, EPISODE 2: This piece titled ‘When You Ask, If I Love You’ by Sree Sen is a love poem. This is her honest attempt at a tradition that is age-old and often over-used.…
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After the Sun Sets: Read, watch this poem
This poem was first published by Ireland-based Crossways Magazine in print issue #10 as well as on their websiteon June 17, 2020. A revised version can be found in my first poetry collection ‘Torpor’ which is a work-in-progress.