"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Litterateur Redefining World is an transnational publication which started its operation in August 2020 with K M Anthru as its Managing Editor. While he was very active in literature during his old age, he suddenly became sick and bedridden in 2017. He had an unfulfilled dream of becoming an editor of a magazine. The thought of Litterateur Redefining World arose to fulfil this dream. Sad to add, he passed away on 19 December 2020. He was the man who loved literature, lived through it and died for it.
Litterateur Redefining World is keen to offer an inimitable platform for experimental, literary writing. We appreciate that literature is not mere lettering. It offshoots and outspread to all forms of arts, music, culture and entertainment. A festivity of ingenuity emerges in every issue
Shajil Anthru, the editor of this book is born in Thiruvananthapuram in 1968, who started writing short stories and poems at small ages following the footsteps of his father, K M Anthru, a short story writer and essayist in Malayalam. Shajil Anthru is the Author of the shortest story in the world in three words and Founder of Fishbone Poetry–a new poetic form in the world and Zeroism -New order of the day, an alternative to post Meta modernistic era. In 2021, Asia Book of Records also confirmed Shajil Anthru of Kerala, India, set a record for authoring the shortest love story Ey on May 11, 2021.
Rakesh Chandra
Rakesh Chandra’s Poetry is a book of poems that deals with the themes of life and common things and thoughts that surround us. The various poems touch the very core of our being and make the reader ponder on the question of life and its meaning.
Rakesh Chandra is a former civil servant. He has got three collection of English poems Titled "Moon is Black", “Circle of Life”, "The Sunset Musings" and one collection of Hindi Poems titled “Mere Shahar Me” and a book on Rekha Chitra titled “Be Chehre Wale Log”.
