Prabal Kumar Basu is an influential poet in the post-independence Bengali Literature scenario. He started writing poetry during the early eighties and has to credit 17 volumes of poetry, two short story collections, three essay collections, and one verse-drama in Bengali. His works have been translated into various Indian and foreign languages. A passionate advocate for the revival of verse drama, he has been associated with its production and performance poetry.
An enigmatic poem by Prabal about inheritance – an exclusive for Different Truths. After the demise of my father I started looking through the trash he left behind While...
Here’s a poem by Prabal that critiques and makes fun of the self – an exclusive for Different Truths. Meat is my favourite food And among the fleshes of...
Here’s an evocative poem of longing, by Prabal, exclusively for Different Truths. Some men possess an unusual type of balcony Standing on which No human can be seen Only...
An evocative poem where memory and identity merge in a chair by Prabal, exclusively for Different Truths. My inheritances are humble Among them An incredible chair deserves the attention...
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