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Patreon May 2021 critique by Labanya

 

Patreon May 2021 critique by Labanya


Hello there! Hope things are well there, here things are nice, can’t say very bad, even though they look very grim.


I have just finished reading the May bunch of Patreon books created/written by Sharmishtha Basu, sharing my honest opinion about them, hoping they will bring a few much needed patrons her way!


1. Agnilipi [writing/letter of fire]: It contains 10 gorgeous photographs taken by Sharmishtha Basu. They are pleasing and pretty to my eyes. My favorite is the final shot of flamingo spreading its wings.


2. Agnipat [portrait of fire]: It contains 10 paintings of butterflies, dragonflies and one painting of firefly. Quite well painted, I love butterflies, who does not? So, loved the book for sure!


3. Agnimalya [garland of fire]: This book contains a set of mixed fantasy stories. My favorite was “the delay” absolute loved the twist in this sci-fi fantasy. “Vampire in love” was fun too.


4. Coming Kingdom: this one was a fantastic read, I thoroughly enjoyed the stories, all but one were fantasy, the one that was not fantasy was really thought provoking!



5. SBPnB [Sharmishtha Basu’s Pen n Brush]: It contains 10 illustrated poems, the paintings are pretty and the poems are really good


Will return next month with critiques, till then stay safe!

yours truly,

Labanya


It is my pseudonym and I write for Sharmishtha only, I really don’t have any plans of writing for anyone else at present, if I do I will start using my real name! If you like my works you can always send a few lines to Sharmishtha or write them as comments, she will tell me.



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