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Traversing Indian Mythos through Poesy is a collectanea of creative expressions on the themes, situations, and characters in Indian mythology. The idea of this anthology was conceptualized to delve into the realms of the deeply inscribed mythological convictions. Myth and truth forge ahead simultaneously, accentuating their subtle presence in every aspect of our lives while also relegating the former to the margins as logic and reasoning overpower our unquestioning and relentless faith in the belief system. This anthology is a sincere attempt to express the mythological impacts on the minds of the composers in verse format. It also acknowledges the presence of archaic symbols and archetypical images in our subconscious minds that have been reflected in this garland of poems.
Abhyudita Gautam, Hem Raj Bansal
Hem Raj Bansal is an Assistant Professor in the Department of English at the Central University of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala. His areas of interest include Postcolonial Studies, Diaspora Writings, African Literature, Australian Literature, Dalit Studies, and Communicative Skills. Having co-edited three books namely Mapping Diaspora Identities: India and Beyond, Homogeneity in Heterogeneity: Memory, Culture, and Resistance in Aboriginal Literatures from around the World, and Gendered Spaces and Ruptured Identities: Representation of Women in African Literature, he has also published a book of poetry in Hindi titled Haanfti Zindagi.
Abhyudita Gautam is an Associate Professor of English working with the Department of Higher education in the Government of Himachal Pradesh and has served in various colleges of the state. She has been involved in research and creative writing. Her interests in regional literature of the hills, mountains, myths and folklores inspired her to compile this anthology that deals purely with our unflinching faith in mythology, nature, and deities.
