Biral Mrittika: O Onno Kichu Bhinna Swader Kobita

About the Book: This anthology captures the poet''s reflections on love infatuation the pain of parting from loved ones and the struggle to thrive in a rapidly changing world. It explores deep emotionssorrow fear joy and peacedrawn from real-life experiences. The poet also delves into pressing global concerns such as political instability war and the looming threat of World War III highlighting the resulting humanitarian crises rather than adhering to traditional Bengali poetic meters like Swarabritto or Matrabritto the poet experiments with English rhyme schemes (e.g. aAbB aBcB) and free verse. The poems are arranged chronologically offering a journey through both personal and global upheavals with the poets enduring hope of triumphing over life''s adversities as a central theme. About the Author: Palas Kumar Ray the author of this anthology hails from Tripura a northeastern state of India and speaks Bengali with an East Bengal accent. Raised in a culturally diverse environment his thoughts have been shaped by various traditions. During his student years he lived in different Indian states interacting with people from varied linguistic religious and cultural backgrounds. With an academic and professional background in agriculture he engaged closely with grassroots communities. A middle-class Bengali by upbringing he later pursued business management gaining insights into commerce. Having experienced both leftist and rightist political environments he has observed social evolution from contrasting ideological perspectives which deeply influences his worldview and writing.