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Agnishatdal book 15, ponchishe boisakh 2021 critique by Labanya

 

Agnishatdal book 15, ponchishe boisakh 2021 critique by Labanya


Agnishatdal book 15, ponchishe boisakh 2021

https://gumroad.com/l/diElB

https://shoptly.com/i/bshp


Agnishatdal book 15 shares artworks of Sharmishtha Basu with my poetry- What can I say about my poetry? Nothing! These works revolve around things that touch me, move my heart or make me think.


The artworks painted by Sharmishtha that are added with my poems are gorgeous, you will find these works in her artwork stores too in case you feel like buying a print or two and support the artist, authoress in serious need for a paying career.


1. https://sharmishthabasu.artweb.com

2. https://zazzle.com/store/sharmishthabasu

3. https://www.redbubble.com/people/sharmishthabosu/shop



I will love to thank Sharmishtha for translating the works and this critique and including my works in the Ezine.


Do share your views if you pick it up and read it!


Best regards,

Labanya



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