SILENT DAYS by Dr. Jaydeep Sarangi - An awesome collection of poems!!!

ALLAHABAD, India - April 23, 2013 - PRLog -- Silent Days is a collage of ideas streaming from lived moments of ecstasy. A strange sense of personal loss and uncompromising pull for the native within pervade Jaydeep Sarangi s poems. Inward-looking and at the same time deeply rooted in cultural and interpersonal milieu, his poems speak to us in their own rare intensity and simplicity. His pen chronicles a new history of the downtrodden, his personal pangs and sorrows, his day to day life in a busy metro city as well as his happy celestial days of creativity. For him, life of a poet enjoys a full promise between the outer world and the creative self.

SILENT DAYS published by Cyberwit.net as paperback edition is available worldwide via Amazon USA and through publisher's site. The book is also available in India at Uread.com, Infibeam and Ombooks. Cyberwit has published a myriad of new poets, and an increasingly large number of collections of verse. The significance of Poetry has not declined, and the 21st century seems to be the Golden Era of English Poetry. The name of Cyberwit is known to readers in several countries.

About the Author:
Jaydeep Sarangi is a bilingual writer, academic, editor and translator with several seminal books to his colourful cap. He has delivered keynote addresses in several national and international seminars and conferences and read his poems in different continents. He has been anthologised widely in several shores. One of the reviewers has made an honest observation by calling him Bard on the Banks of Dulong . Sarangi is the Vice President, GIEWEC (head office at Kerala) and one of the founder members and the Vice President of SPELL (Society for Poetry, Education, Literature and Language), Kolkata. Anchored in Kolkata, his poetry defies boundaries and resonates with glocal experiences.

“Jaydeep Sarangi gives a fresh paint to everyday living. 'Small rivers' near tribal villages are his haunts. His language can be unorthodox, where a rock can turn into a ‘reckless flow’, but his poems are a rewarding read, with the scent of herbs coming through the pages.”
         -Keki Daruwalla, One of the leading Indian writers in English and the recipient of the Sahitya Akademi Award.

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