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Calcutta, Crow and other fragments
Writer : Brinda Bose
Edited By : NA
Compiled By : NA
Translated By : NA
Publishers : Hawakal Publisher (Shambhabi - Third Eye Imprints)
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- Publication Year : 2020
- ISBN No : 978-81-945273-6-7
- Binding : Paper Back
- Pages : 44
- Weight : 350 gms
- Height x Width x Depth : x5.5x0.5 Inch
MRP : ₹200.00/-
Discount : 10% Off
Your Price : ₹180.00/-
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About the Book
Calcutta, Crow and Other Fragments — A City Remembered in Shards and Shadows
In Calcutta, Crow and Other Fragments, Brinda Bose offers a lyrical mosaic of memory, decay, and resurrection—an urban meditation shaped by the shifting rhythms of Kolkata. These are not poems in the usual sense, but fragments: broken lines steeped in time, voice, and the persistent aftertaste of a city that refuses to vanish.
Through reverie and residue, monologue and myth, Bose summons the figure of the crow—part witness, part omen, part chronicler—as it circles over rooftops and ruins, love and loss. Homes collapse and reassemble, intimacies flicker and return, yet the city remains: ravaged, restless, and inexplicably alive.
This debut chapbook is a tender and unflinching act of remembrance. In Bose’s hands, Kolkata becomes both a landscape and a state of being—where every fragment is a trace, and every trace is a story waiting to be heard again.