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Agnidal 5 17.7.21

 

Agnidal 5 17.7.21

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Creative group



Agnidal is the annual issue of Agnishatdal, the illustrated copy contains photos, artworks and the Kindle issue contains only texts- stories, poems, essays and interviews of the Agnidal family.


Agnishatdal is an English monthly Ezine blessed with selfless affection of its creative group, these selfless authors, artists have shared their wonderful creation for free and no matter how much I try to thank them for this gift, it will be nothing! Here they are (No order please, just the names as they appeared in mind) :


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

Dominic Collucci: http://zen-inspirations.blogspot.com/

Raghunathan Kuppuswamy https://ksriranga.wordpress.com

Troy David Loy http://troythulu.net 

Pat Ritter http://www.patritter.com.au

Manju Balkrishna: https://beyondcbse.wordpress.com

Scott Hastie https://scotthastie.com

Labanya

Citizen Null

Saptarchi

Bitter Pill

and

Sharmishtha Basu

https://agnijaat.wordpress.com

https://agnishatdal.wordpress.com

https://agnishatdalezine.wordpress.com

https://agnijashatadalama.wordpress.com


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