n a review for Different Truths, Dr. Santosh explores “Muse of Software-Clad Body,” a book that blends science, philosophy, and art through the concept of organic software. Reading Muse of...
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March 23, 2024
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Santosh Bakaya
A Masterpiece: Reimagining the World Through Poetry
Dr Santosh reviews Al Salehi and Ivy Schweitzer’s “Within Flesh: A Collaborative Poem with Emily Dickinson,” exploring race, justice, and the human condition, exclusively for Different Truths. To repair...
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February 15, 2024
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Santosh Bakaya
Love Found in Shared Experiences
Dr Santosh’s poem depicts a child’s joy and laughter in a book, symbolising unity and the essence of life’s treasures in the Special Feature, exclusively for Different Truths. Under...
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November 16, 2023
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Santosh Bakaya
She
Santosh talks about the many shades and hues of a woman. Ah she comes, she comes, a song she hums Rising above the cacophony of war drums How she...
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August 12, 2023
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Santosh Bakaya
Geethanjali’s Captivating Journey through Love, Devotion, and Roseate Sonnets
Dr Santosh reviews Rosee, by Geethanjali Dilip, edited by Anindita Bose. The poems connect the world and reflect nature and human relationships, exclusively for Different Truths. The 97 poems...
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July 15, 2023
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Santosh Bakaya
Syllables of Broken Silence: A Gem of Poetic Reflections
Dr Santosh reviews Syllables of Broken Silence, by Braja K Sarkar, exclusively for Different Truths. This fifty-page book is a sparkling gem, exemplifying the dictum that all good things...
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June 24, 2023
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Santosh Bakaya
Ananya Chatterjee’s Book Illuminates the Depths of Emotions
Santosh reviews Barefoot on Splintered Glass by Ananya Chatterjee — exclusively for Different Truths. In her blog, Ananya Chatterjee calls herself an ‘intuitive poet’, who has never made a...
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March 26, 2022
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Santosh Bakaya
What Makes Dilip Mohaptra’s Short Stories Universally Appealing?
Dr. Santosh reviews Dilip Mohapatra’s collection of short stories, ‘More than Meets the Eye’. An exclusive for Different Truths. This collection of 25 short stories – some short, some...
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March 1, 2022
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Santosh Bakaya
When the Words Committed Harakiri
Santosh, in her humourous poem, tells us how words handle a writer. “They misuse us, abuse us Malappropriate us,” said words of every hue Confabulating in a word-conference Quivering...
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January 22, 2022
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Santosh Bakaya
Why Sunil Sharma’s Book Deals with Migrants, Broken Hearts & More?
Santosh Bakaya reviews the book, Burn the Library and other Fictions, by Sunil Sharma. His sensitive pen deftly writes about migrants, the underprivileged, existential angst, broken hearts, double standards, unending...