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‘World Thinkers and Writers Peace Meet’ held in Kolkata

Writers from 15 countries took part in various events of the traditional international literary festival held from Nov 18 to 22 Kolkata The traditional international literary festival ‘World Thinker and writers Peace Meet’ organized by the International Society for Intercultural Studies of India and Asia, International

Peace, Love and Dream – Poetry by a Chinese-American Poet

Peace makes the earth green Love warms human blood Dream paints the sky blue… David Haotian Dai, a well-known bilingual Chinese-American poet, shares his poems David Haotian Dai is a well-known bilingual poet. He creates poems in English and in Chinese upon inspiration. He is gifted with philosophical thoughts. His

Nothing knew your body – Poetry from Venezuela

Nothing knew Your body And yet, It changed the rhythm Of the waves. Mariela Cordero, a poetess from Valencia, Venezuela, shares her poetry Mariela Cordero, hailing from Valencia, Venezuela, born in 1985, is a lawyer, poet, writer, translator and visual artist. Her poetry has been published in several international

The Connection between Children's Literature and the Literary World of Adults

By: Prof. Dr. Prithviraj Taur, Head of Marathi Department, Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded, India I am writing this essay for the First World Forum of Children's Literature, held in Antalya, Turkey. Thanks to President Margarita Al, World Organization of Writers (WOW) who initiated this event. My main

To be or not to be; the choice is yours!

“If you cry because the sun has gone out of your life, your tears will prevent you from seeing the stars.” I can’t but quote the wise words of the Bengali philosopher and social reformer. In adversities and hard times you can feel lost, depressed and helpless. You have a choice to either collapse “cry” or