Agnishatdal Magh 1425, January 2019

Agnishatdal Magh 1425, January 2019 is published:
https://shoptly.com/i/86t

　

Agnishatdal Magh brings creations of its extraordinary creators, stories, poem, artworks, essays about world, India and Bengal, art and fun.

Authors of Agnishatdal Magh 1425

　

Brieuc Martin Onraet https://equinoxio21.wordpress.com

Dominic Collucci: https://zendom777.wixsite.com/mysite-2

Raghunandan Kuppuswamy https://ksriranga.wordpress.com

Troy David Loy http://troythulu.net　

Doug Hemmingplay http://hemmingHYPERLINK "http://hemmingplay.com/"play.com,

Juliette Roques: https://helsinkibudapest.wordpress.com

Lisa Ojanpera

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Bitter Pill

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Sharmishtha Basu: https://agnishatdal.wordpress.com

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