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Guwahati-based Red River is like a "primary school" for authors and poets. More than 200 book titles in the past decade ...
I have a guftagu with Dibyajyoti Sarma about how he is building a literary identity from the banks of the Brahmaputra
Listen in: youtu.be/SUhVxlqVZBg
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My piece about Baburao Bagul in today's Hindustan Times
Few works of Marathi literature can match the piercing, unshakably brutal gaze that Bagul turns on the tentacles of caste
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Thank you, @eSheWorld for this feature!
These new books by South Asian writers feature strong LGBTQIA+ protagonists who break social and familial barriers in search of identity and authenticity.
Read here: 👉🏼eshe.in/2026/09/29/fiction-q…
@ArathiMen0n @salini_vineeth @HachetteIndia @PanMacIndia
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Next Saturday, we’ll be in conversation with fellow poet, @satya043, around PERENNIAL, poetry & translation; been over a year since the book has been out & we made so much money that we’re celebrating at CHAMPACA BOOKS. Special thanks @Freddie5aturn!
Bangalore folks, RSVP here:
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The Scroll has published excerpts from Hymns for longing. Thanks
@redriverpress and @scroll_in
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Sikkim Express has published author Pankaj Giri's review of my book, The Tree, the Well & the Drag Queen. Thank you, Pankaj, for this heartfelt review, and Sikkim Express for publishing it.
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@_PankajGiri @SikkimExpress @redriverpress
#Bookreview
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So kind of you @nehaa_sinha ! And thanks to @redriverpress for selecting such perfect illustrations!
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A review of The Tree, the Well & the Drag Queen in Cha Journal.
#booksuggestions #Books #LGBTQIA
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![[REVIEW] “Haunted Inheritances and Queer Futures in Salini Vineeth’s 𝑇ℎ𝑒 𝑇𝑟𝑒𝑒, 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑊𝑒𝑙𝑙...](https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/2117677640970858496/wfVJgc14?format=jpg&name=800x419)
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"I want to speak to you of the lightness in rare things./The tremble of a kiss./The whisper within a breath./The grace
that lies in not saying a goddamn word"
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An excerpt from ‘Cape Elsewhere’, by Siddharth Dasgupta.
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It was my privilege to edit some of
Agnibarathi’s poems last year for @TheChakkar and I’m elated to see his debut collection now available on @redriverpress!
Happy Publication Day!
Hymns for Longing by Agnibarathi
Karan Madhok writes: "Each hymn, each poem, each line in this collection, is a little droplet filled with beauty."
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Deeply grateful to Editor Shayan Aich Bhowmik and the entire team at @parcham_0711 a magazine I admire, for this insightful review of my book The Hour of God published by @redriverpress The review is written by someone who has read the collection with a depth of understanding.
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Little happiness, is to realise your colleagues do read poetry!
Grab your copy, if you are in mood for some introspective poetry!
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Nikhil Katara and his merry band spent 2 hours with Comrade Kumbhakarna on Sunday morning
This play, penned 22 years ago, is most prescient whenever it is read or performed by theatre groups across India
I feel, theatre reads the "writing on the wall" better than most art forms
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Chakmak by Ramesh Karthik Nayak
Get the book here.
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The @bengalurupoetryfestival starts tomorrow. I look forward to meeting Bangalore friends and colleagues there. The Hour of God is going to be launched on the 1st of August alongside @maitreyeech ‘s wonderful book I Walk Instead.
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Packaging is everywhere in our daily lives
What Packaging's August issue (68 pages) covers aspects where there is remarkably little discussion
Do read
Prabhat Prakash's cover story about gig workers who deploy packaging 24/7 + Divya Subramanian's analysis of the Moshe tragedy
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Geetha Ravichandran reviews K Ramesh's 𝘴𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘸𝘩𝘦𝘦𝘭𝘴: 𝘯𝘦𝘸 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘴𝘦𝘭𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘦𝘥 𝘩𝘢𝘪𝘬𝘶 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘩𝘢𝘪𝘣𝘶𝘯 (@redriverpress, 2025) on our ASAP Corner.
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Thank you Candice for this insightful and generous of my book The Hour of God.
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#Poetry has a universal language! My poetry book published by @redriverpress #RidingWithTheSilverWolf goes out to bring us closer to our authentic selves and to each other!
Having learnt foreign languages, I experienced different sensibilities. Pick up my book and share! #Portugal #India #Culture
Delhi: On who is the primary target audience or demographic for 'A Poetic Journey of Awakening and Courage: Riding with the Silver Wolf', Senior Technical Officer, Embassy of Portugal in New Delhi, Dr. Bindiya Bedi Charan Noronha, says, "You know, this is touching everyone. The beautiful part is that I am curating India Stanza, which is a poetry group, whereby we have the youngest poet who's 13 and the oldest who's in his 72. So, you know, what can I share there? That is curated by me. Every month we have a poetry meeting under the UK Poetry Society. So, this is a journey within self and outside to find your own answers, healing and also to live in the world with a larger love for the world."
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The PrintWeek Power 100 of 2026 is here. 100 print and packaging leaders curated by a special team since 15 March — now in its 8th year and part of our 18th anniversary collector's item.
#Power100 #PrintWeekTurns18 #PrintPackaging
