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This book is a collection of dark poems written over a span of seven years. It talks about an apocalypse which is highly personal in nature. The doom which came suddenly, without any prior notice, and flooded everything. It was the dusk when the sun set and never rose again. The poems here are subjective, surreal and prone to individual perception, ranging from passionate poetic epiphanies to cryptic imageries and references. They offer a multi-layered meaning and expose themselves depending upon how much the readers wish to probe into.
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Deep Naskar
Deep lives in the suburbs of Kolkata, India. He has done Post Graduation in English from the University of Calcutta. He pens novellas, short stories and poetry. His creative interest lies in crafting horror, paranormal, fantasy and magic realism. He has published a collection of horror short stories, titled “The Tales of Unearthly Encounters” and co-authored various anthologies. His poetic endeavour is an attempt to bridge the surreal with symbolism.
He can be followed on Instagram and Twitter at @deepnaskar_
