I can’t wipe death away – Unpublished poems by Paulami Sengupta
Ready Ready to move into a new house, my wardrobe, wrapped in cellophane, looks like a corpse. So ...
Ready Ready to move into a new house, my wardrobe, wrapped in cellophane, looks like a corpse. So ...
The social worker says She’s not quite a sociopath, though she does have a problem with boundaries. I ...
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To remember Carla Macoggi, in the tenth anniversary of her passing.Translated by Pina Piccolo, first published in la Macchina Sognante, ...
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