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Agnijaat Magh 1425, January 2019

Agnijaat Magh 1425, January 2019 is published in Shoptly and is out for my patrons in patreon:
https://shoptly.com/i/863



Agnijaat Magh brings the usual features- stories, essays, paintings-about India, world and Bengal, spoilers from author’s other books.

　

Agnijaat is an English, monthly Ezine, an outlet to hyperactive muse of its creator Miss Sharmishtha Basu. She earnestly tries to improve her creations and make them as versatile as possible. So you will get lot of illustrations, poems, stories, thoughts, light and serious essays, cartoons, a dash of spiritualism in this ezine, every month.

　

To get the feel you will have to read a few! To read it you can become my patron here: https://patreon.com/sharmishthabasu ,

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or https://www.paypal.me/sharmishthabasu (don’t forget to mention the book you are paying for in case you use paypal @ sermistabasu@gmail.com) I will send you the pdf file of the book after I receive paypal’s msg about your payment. Do send me the payment details and booklist in my gmail id, don’t forget it! I will send you the pdf files.


　

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