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In a post-truth and fake news-saturated world where narratives compete for a place in the minds of people, Dreams of a Psychopath is a plea for a saner world. It is a plea directed at those whose conscience is in deep slumber or those who have turned their backs on the world as long as their lives are safe and secure. The poet takes on the role of an agent provocateur who wants to scream loudly into the ears of those who have shut themselves to the injustices of the world. And in his mission he is both a dreamer and a psychopath who wants to right the wrongs of the past and rewrite history not from the victor’s point of view but with the blood and sweat of the vanquished.
Saumitra Saxena & Dhiraj Singh
Saumitra
A prominent figure in Hindi poetry for over 25 years, has written more than 200 poems and numerous stories, many featured in renowned literary magazines and anthologies. His critically acclaimed debut poetry collection, ‘Mitra,’ won the Bhartiya Jnanpith Navlekhan Award in 2007 and was translated into English by Dhiraj Singh as ‘I like to wash my face with seawater’ in 2020. His anthology, ‘Kahin Door Jakar Dam Todane Ka Man Hota Hai,’ followed
in 2022. Another significant work is the long poem ‘Ek Swapnadrashta Ka Romanticism,’ acclaimed as an important early 21st-century Hindi poem by ‘Samay ke Sakhi.’ Harish Bhimani, a celebrated Indian voice-over artist, has narrated three of Saumitra’s poetry compilations. Currently, Saumitra is a scientist at a leading university in Middle-East Asia,
dedicated to tackling climate change and reducing carbon footprints.
Dhiraj Singh
DHIRAJ SINGH is currently DIRECTOR & ASSOCIATE DEAN at MIT-World Peace University’s Dadasaheb Phalke International Film School & Department of Media & Communication. He is the recipient of INDIAN ACHIEVERS’ FORUM’s ‘Man of Excellence Award-2021-22’ given in recognition of his outstanding contribution to Journalism & Nation-building. He is a novelist whose first book ‘MASTER O’ brilliantly imagines the future where the rule of men is overthrown by a species of mutant elephants who can change physical reality. ‘Master O’ has been translated into Hindi owing to its critical success.
