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Lopamudra Banerjee is an author, poet, translator, editor with eight published books and six anthologies in fiction, nonfiction and poetry. She has been a featured multicultural woman poet at Rice University, Houston, USA in 2019 and her poems have been published in ‘Life in Quarantine’, the Digital Humanities Archive of Stanford University, USA. Her recent critically acclaimed books of translation are 'Bakul Katha: Tale of the Emancipated Woman' (2021) and 'The Bard and his Sister-in-Law' (2023).
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Let us gather together, women, even if in our own homes, and take back the freedom we all were denied by the violence upon us.
Read me whole, read my light and intense parts, read me as you find me ugly and lopsided and crazy and magnificent all at once, read my discarded heaps of scraps even as in your conscience, you crave to wash down, unlearn the lessons of my body.
The shadow pandemic is lurking in the fringes, beyond the purview of the other pandemic. What are we doing to eradicate the shadow pandemic?
The lives of acid attack survivors maybe surrounded by stigma but their spirits aren't. They refuse to be silenced by their attackers!
Dedicated to thousands of women being oppressed, tortured within the confines of their homes and bearing the brunt of the lockdown, following the COVID-19 crisis, as ‘domestic violence’, the shadow pandemic continues to reign in various parts of the globe. On the verge of the pale moon giving way to the blurred early morning light, […]
Radical feminism can be defined as a perspective of feminism that emphasises the patriarchal roots of inequality in the society between men and women. It looks at patriarchy as something that oppresses men and gives men more privileges.
"Didn’t the scriptures tell the earth that the women of the earth are carved in the image of the omnipotent Goddess? Why, then, are their bodies and souls trampled, the filth and saliva of carnal hunger trickling down their skins?"
This is a heart-wrenching dedication, a fictional account, of a new mother dealing with the loss of a baby at birth. It's a story that must be told.
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