100 Poems are Not Enough - Walking Bookfairs

'Blistering and unapologetic', Akhil Katyal, Scroll.in '. . . no two poems are exactly alike. Not in subject matter, not in style . . . majority of the poems here I liked . . .', Madhulika Liddle, goodreads.com 100 Poems Are Not Enough showcases the existing and emerging trends in poetry written by 79 distinguished Indian and international poets including the award-winning writers Easterine Kire from Nagaland and Abubakar Adam Ibrahim from Nigeria, also some of the upcoming-notable poets like Maria Pomsaharova from Slovakia, Nadia Krøjgaard Eriksen from Denmark, Nicole Nies from Germany and Louise Kowitch from the USA among others. No two poems are alike; they narrate a range of experiences like discrimination of Dalits, gender issues, betrayal and longing in love, the pain of a dead and long-lost daughter, experiences of war, nature and dreams and many other. Co-published with Walking BookFairs, this book is a fascinating anthology of poems of diverse emotions, contexts and traditions.