5 Ergebnisse.

Azans for the Infidel is an exploration of spirituality, identity, and the human spirit's resilience in the face of adversity. It challenges readers to reflect on the complexity of religious experiences and the significance of finding acceptance within oneself, even in a world that often demands conformity. It celebrates the beauty of embracing one's uniqueness and navigating life's uncertainties with unwavering authenticity. Sujash Purna take...

Filled with nostalgia for love and moments imbued by it, Simple Fantasies gives one a look into the daydreaming world of the immigrant mind. Immigrants due to transnational adjustments are hardly celebrated in the realm of love poems in a neoliberal America, however, Simple Fantasies breaks out of that status quo and embraces an international, multicultural lens into the realism of love. Quite indulgent at times, these poems can speak for the ...

Filled with nostalgia for love and moments imbued by it, Simple Fantasies gives one a look into the daydreaming world of the immigrant mind. Immigrants due to transnational adjustments are hardly celebrated in the realm of love poems in a neoliberal America, however, Simple Fantasies breaks out of that status quo and embraces an international, multicultural lens into the realism of love. Quite indulgent at times, these poems can speak for the ...

Epidemic of Nostalgia offers a dreamy, multicultural take on immigration, love, and home, as the poems beckon readers inside a nostalgic world through the lens of an immigrant who has lived two lives between Dhaka, Bangladesh and small town rural America. The poems in these collections have appeared in literary journals from around the world, from Bangladesh to Northamptonshire, England to France to South Carolina. Former Guggenheim fellow Nao...

Epidemic of Nostalgia offers a dreamy, multicultural take on immigration, love, and home, as the poems beckon readers inside a nostalgic world through the lens of an immigrant who has lived two lives between Dhaka, Bangladesh and small town rural America. The poems in these collections have appeared in literary journals from around the world, from Bangladesh to Northamptonshire, England to France to South Carolina. Former Guggenheim fellow Nao...