we live in the newness of small differences by Sohini Basak John Irons exposes the presumptive politics behind

exposes the presumptive politics behind writing and readership: the notion that men invent while women reflect

judged by Ian Duhig and Mimi Khalvati

empathetic to those characters on the edge―the unsettled soul

Boran makes heartfelt

we live in the newness of small differences by Sohini Basak John Irons exposes the presumptive politics behindSohini Basak's intricately woven, exquisite debut collection breaks boundaries with form and gently collapses reality, dream and folklore into each other. There is a sense of endlessness in the interactions of poems with each other and with their sources which range from Bangla children's classics to contemporary writers and ecological events. This is a collection that doesn't stand still, despite its elegance and charm, somehow continually recreating