Category Archives: Tradition

“Babu Bangladesh!” by Numair Atif Choudhury

Animals, Death, doubt, Existence, Fantasy, Fiction, Food, Form, Friendship, Future, Home, Humor, Inspiration, Interview, Life, Metaphor, metaphysics, Nature, Paradise, philosophy, Reality, Religion, Sea, Thoughts, Time, Tradition, Tragedy, Trees, Violence, War, Water, World, Writing

You should order this novel RIGHT NOW. It is BRILLIANT.

https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3ANumair+At+if+Choudhury

“Dear Mom”, from Paterson Literary Review’s Zoom reading on March 6th, 2021

Death, Home, Humor, Life, Parenthood, Poetry, Time, Tradition

Thank you, Ms. Mazziotti Gillan and Ms. Desai, for organizing such a wonderful reading today for Issue #48! The following is a link to my reading of “Dear Mom”, which can be heard from 1:06:10 to 1:08:00, right after “Emptyness”, by the Ghanaian poet Geosi Gyasi, and right before “Second Hand Clothes”, by fellow New Jersey poet, Fred Iucci.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P48R-GDNQuU