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₹425.00His early life in the intimate natural setting of Barisal and Silchar, the great Bengal famine of 1943, the violent legacy of Partition, and above all his experience of service in the armed forces went to the making of Manindra Gupta(1926-2018), one of the major architects of Bangla poetry in the post-Jibanananda era. He assimilated all that was best in his predecessors and carved out a style all his own. Dispensing with the conventional lyric mode marked by effusion, Gupta brought his intensive reading of world literature, critical thinking, and unsentimental worldview to bear on his unique style of presentation that is manifest in the deft employment of the occult and the absurd. This book offers an interpretation of Gupta's life, his texts and times.
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₹400.00A collection of novels. Click here to read an excerpt from the book. Learn More -
₹425.00The author has an unfathomable love for the aboriginals and the endangered species living in this planet. He holds that the ultimate significance of man’s existence lies in his ability to remain as a part of the everlasting flow of trees, animals and water. This collection of Gupta’s prose demonstrates his profound knowledge of man and the universe.
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₹425.00This collection of Gupta’s prose demonstrates his profound knowledge of man and the universe. Learn More -
₹180.00Criticism of selected contemporary Bengali poets. Learn More -
₹475.00One of the most remarkable autobiographies ever produced in Bengali literature. Learn More -
₹475.00Painter-Sculptor Ramkinkar Baij – his Life, Work, Directions Learn More -
₹525.00A montage of memories, legends and myths, the book discusses in detail, life and death, unnecessary egotism and man’s leaps before thought. To put it simply, it talks about the ebb and flow of human civilization as a whole. Ajoy Gupta’s soul-piercing style of writing, with hues of subtle humour echoes Gabriel Garcia Marquez as it reminds us, ‘Life is not what one lived, but what one remembers and how one remembers it in order to recount it’. This book beckons not fear of living, but a grand celebration of life.
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