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RUDRA KINSHUK

A poet, critic and translator, Rudra Kinshuk, based in Bolpur-Santiniketan, West Bengal, India has a good number of books of different genres to his credit.

A poet, critic and translator, Rudra Kinshuk, based in Bolpur-Santiniketan, West Bengal, India has a good number of books of different genres to his credit.

A poet, translator and critic, Rudra Kinshuk (born 1971) has contributed poems, translations and criticism to different journals and books including The Statesman, The Telegraph, the Asian Age, Famous Reporter, Studio, New England Review and the Little Magazine. His poems have been anthologized in a number of volumes home and abroad. His books of poetry include Footprints on the Sands (1996) Portrait of a Dog as Buddha (1998), Marginal Tales of the Galloping Horses (2002), The Sacrifice of Iphigenia and Other Poems (2007), Rocks (Cooperative Poems, 2009), Meditations on Matricide (2012)Read More...

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<p>A poet, translator and critic, Rudra Kinshuk (born 1971) has contributed poems, translations and criticism to different journals and books including The Statesman, The Telegraph, the Asian Age, Famous Reporter, Studio, New England Review and the Little Magazine. His poems have been anthologized in a number of volumes home and abroad. His books of poetry include Footprints on the Sands (1996) Portrait of a Dog as Buddha (1998), Marginal Tales of the Galloping Horses (2002), The Sacrifice of Iphigenia and Other Poems (2007), Rocks (Cooperative Poems, 2009), Meditations on Matricide (2012), Fragrant Anchors (2013) and In Praise of Ishpa (2015). He has to his credit two books of Santal folk songs transcreated into English Songs of the Wild Birds (1997) and Santal Marriage Songs (1999). He has also translated several contemporary Bengali poets into English and several contemporary major Greek poets including Seferis, Ritsos and Vlavionos into Bengali. He has been awarded a Junior Fellowship in the field of Literature (1997-1999) by the Department of Culture (M.H.R.D), New Delhi for his research project on Santal Folk literature. He has also been awarded the Kabita Pakshik Samman (2000) for his contribution to new poetry. His areas of interest include postcolonial theory and literature, contemporary Greek poetry, contemporary Bengali poetry, Indian folk literature and translation.</p>

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