In 14th episode of The Bookend, we sit down with Vaijayantee Bhattacharya, an accomplished author, poet, editor with a vast experience in the field of print journalism and publishing industry both in India and Bahrain. Mosaic Vision her debut collection inspired by her work and life lived in Bahrain and India - launched in her hometown Kolkata - is an exploration of the sensuous. Get reading with us. For requests, features and suggestionsfollow on Instagram @thebook.end
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In 14th episode of The Bookend, we sit down with Vaijayantee Bhattacharya, an accomplished author, poet, editor with a vast experience in the field of print journalism and publishing industry both in India and Bahrain. Mosaic Vision her debut collection inspired by her work and life lived in Bahrain and India - launched in her hometown Kolkata - is an exploration of the sensuous. Get reading with us. For requests, features and suggestionsfollow on Instagram @thebook.end
The Bookend sat down with Sophia Naz, a bilingual American poet of South Asian descent, two times Pushcart Prize nominee both for her loaded poetry and poignant prose and the author of five collections of poetry titled as Pointillism, Peripheries, Date Palm, Open Zero and recently published Bark Archipelago. Get reading with us. For requests, features and suggestionsfollow on Instagram @thebook.end
The Bookend
In 14th episode of The Bookend, we sit down with Vaijayantee Bhattacharya, an accomplished author, poet, editor with a vast experience in the field of print journalism and publishing industry both in India and Bahrain. Mosaic Vision her debut collection inspired by her work and life lived in Bahrain and India - launched in her hometown Kolkata - is an exploration of the sensuous. Get reading with us. For requests, features and suggestionsfollow on Instagram @thebook.end
