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India's one of the celebrated writers, Dr. Pratibha Ray's short story collection "Ketaki bana" has twenty-five magnificent short stories that would touch reader's heart instantly. Stories 'Shapya" and title story "Ketaki Bana" received New Delhi's Katha Puraskar in 1994 and 1999. "Moksha" was made a successful feature film. This collection has her powerful stories like "Ullanghan", "Hata Baksa" and "Kambal". Author has written a foreword on the success of a short story.

"My Love, My Seasons" is a collection of fifty poems of the Odia poet Shri Tapan Pattanaik, translated into English by Dr. Namita Laxmi Jagaddeb. The poems carry the poet's leitmotif of love, loss and longing. They invariably exhibit his acute perception of a relentless Time that impedes the flow of life, love and relationship along the rotations of seasons. The poems abound with sparkling metaphors drawn from the countryside Odisha on which the poet has dispersed his agonies seeking comfort, away from the crushing force of Time. Thus, sun, moon, stars, hills, forests, lake, rivers, rains, light, shade, and many more have come alive in the poems as natural companions of the poet engaging him in intimate dialogues on love, life and the beyond. Thanks to the superb craftsmanship of the translator; she has efficiently captured the poet's unique thoughts and feelings in an exquisitely matching diction that recreates the lyrical intensity and free flowing rhythm of the original poems.

Rupasi is a long poem by Mukul Mishra, a young poet from Odisha. It has thirty six sections. Mukul Mishra (born February 18, 1979) has three poetry collections in Odia to her credit, Apoorna (2015), Meghamanaa (2016) and Maayalagna (2017) published by Paschima. She has received 2017 Bhubaneswar Pustaka Mela award in 2017 and Odisha Lekhika Sansad Prafulla Kumari Jena Samman in 2018.

Maya Bagicha is a collection of short stories by Odia short story writer Manoj Kumar Panda. This book has received 2015 Sarala Award given by IMFA Trust. An award-winning short fiction writer, Manoj Kumar Panda has three published collections of short fictions, Hada Bagicha (1992), Varna Bagicha (2003) and Maya Bagicha (2010). He has also translated two plays, All My Sons by Arthur Miller (2017) and Cross Purpose by Albert Camus (2019) in Odia. His works have been translated in English as The Bone Garden and Other Stories (Rupantar, 2009) and One Thousand Days In A Refrigerator (Speaking Tiger, 2016). He has also scripted a collection of literary essays 'Sabda Sasya' (Events publication, 2017). On his short fictions, two books of critical appreciation have been published, 'Sabda Sanketa O Sunyasthana' (Pakshighara, 2012) Edited by Dr Santosh Kumar Rath, and 'Sabda Bagicha' (Athena Books, 2018) by Biswanath Sahu. He has received many literary accolades including prestigious Sarala Award in 2015 for "Maya Bagicha".

A short story collection in Odia. Surendra Mishra is a novelist and short story writer in Odia. He was born in 1958 in Biripata village of Jajpur district. Mishra got Odisha Sahitya Academy award for his story collection "Panjuri o anyanya galpa"

A poetry collection by Bhagaban Jayasingh. Educated at Ravenshaw College and Allahabad University, Jayasingh is a celebrated Odia poet and a critic of eminence who writes both in Odia and English with equal ease and flourish. He has published seven volumes of poetry collections in Odia and five volumes of poetry in English translation. An academician by profession, Jayasingh lives in Puri.

A poetry collection by Snehaprava Das. Snehaprava Das, translator and poet, has rendered a number of Odia classics in English, including the first and second novels in Odia Padmamali and Bibasini respectively, in English. She had also translated several contemporary Odia fictions , poems , and non-fictional pieces in English. She has two collections of poems, Dusk Diary and Alone to her credit. At present she is associated with the Department of English, Utkal University, Odisha, as a guest teacher.

Priyatama is a poetry collection by eminent Odia poet Phani Mohanty. A prolific Odia poet, Phani Mohanty has more than sixteen poetry collections into his credit. He has received Odisha Sahitya Academy award for the poetry collection "Bishadjoga" and Central Sahitya Academy award for the poetry collection "Mrugaya".

In their movement across time and space, human beings relinquish not simply love of person but also the love of place. In his book, Bijoy Misra has managed to retrace and recall those disconnections and the value systems which led to their genesis. He has described how it is that human beings join and divide, the grounds upon which they merge and separate and how our emotions are both created and diminished by such small irreversible details of the experience. If we are made for the love we are also unmade by its loss or absence, whether such love is spiritual, moral, political, artistic, or simple earthly affection.Misra is a cartographer of such transformations, their particular vicissitudes and their minute and exacting metaphors; just as the acoustic in the universe informs how human beings speak and how birds and other animals sing, so our author has offered us a precisely modulated depiction of how his own mental and emotional inheritance came to be composed during childhood and youth in Orissa, and simultaneously by the greatness of the Indian cosmos and its ancient culture. This book is the story of that attempt at repossession and discovery.In his book, the author has cataloged this journey, a voyage towards the ancestral conditions which once so informed him, perhaps even from before he was born, and he has portrayed how it is to pursue such an inquiry, such an odyssey of recovery and comprehension. What is recorded within these pages is the universal effort to exist and to endure not simply in the present which we inhabit but simultaneously in the past-with its necessary compulsions-as well as in the future with all its ideals and aspiration.