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Hardcover. Condizione: New. 'Satchidanandan's poetry is a lyre with many chords: it may seem light with joking tunes, it can be harsh and nearly cruel: sometimes it seems to unite all these characteristics together, especially when his poems have the form of a dialogue.' Antonio Menniti Ipplito, Italian critic 'In Satchidanandan, one notices a great modernity, a chosen but simple terminology of immediate understanding, something like a non-rhetorical dialogue with himself and with the reader, a wealth of symbology, a fascinating smoothness of the verses, a subtle irony.' Carlo Savini, Italian critic 'These are poems of great strength and power, a moving tribute to the generation in which we live.' Jayanta Mahapatra, major Indian poet 'This is a dark, powerful, pulsating collection of poems, the effect of which continues to reverberate, disturb and shock one out of one's complacency long after one has finished reading them.' The Hindu 'Satchidanandan's poetry is an irresistible mix of the real, surreal, intellectual, sensual, and spiritual. Satchidanandan does not shy away from asking deeper existential questionsof being, freedom, love, compassion, nature, language and death.' Shanta Acharya, Modern Poetry in Translation. …

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Soft cover. Condizione: New. Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, designer and teacher, A. Ramachandran is not only among India's most distinguished artists, but also a seasoned storyteller. Whether recalling a golden childhood in Kerala or recounting life-altering encounters with uncompromising masters of art, he does it with grace, finesse and empathy. Illustrated with a selection of his best drawings and artworks, this book begins with a delightful autobiographical essay in which he tells us about his early fascination with oil paintings, temples, and the clock, besides his first Mona Lisa, whom he painted at the age of twelve: the maidservant. He follows it up with several captivating pieces of prose that reveal the depth, passion and humaneness of one of the finest minds at work in India. A student of Malayalam literature, Ramachandran was deeply influenced by such stalwarts as Fyodor Dostoevsky, Vaikom Muhammad Basheer and Saadat Hasan Manto. In a career spanning six decades, his art practice underwent vital changes from political expressionism to mythical realism of Indian and oriental art after he personally witnessed the anti-Sikh riots in the year 1984. 'I thought I will never do a political painting again,' he said. 'After all, a painting is a beautiful object. A painting of a dead Christ is also beautiful.' Ramachandran has ceaselessly experimented with visual language. In a life devoted to constant learning, his vision and style changed from sombre expressionism to lyrical and metaphysical engagement with nature. In the process, he has explored diverse scales and mediums. In prose that is as remarkable as his art, he captures every episode that made his life eventful and turned him into the master he is.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. The writings in this collection of essays, articles, reviews, and interviews date from 1968 to the present. In 1968, when Saleem Peeradina was a student in the master s programme at Bombay University, his poems had already started to appear in magazines such as Poetry India, Opinion, Quest, The Illustrated Weekly, and Thought. He was working on editing a selection of Indian poetry in English for a special issue of Quest. And most excitingly, he was also writing articles and reviewing books for Imprint, The Times of India, Quest, and other interesting periodicals all in an environment that would shape the soul of any sensitive writer. After retiring from teaching in 2012, he has continued to write more essays and reviews of more recent books produced in a globally diversified world. This eclectic compilation is not only a record of the nonfiction that Peeradina has written with passion and integrity over the course of more than half a century, but also a mirror to a time that only happens in the writerly mind.…

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