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Writing from the Solitary: An Anthology on Loneliness, edited by Priyanka Sarkar and Semeen Ali, collates twenty-three voices pondering over the feeling of loneliness. Featuring poems, essays, and short stories, the collection brings the daunting subject into the foreground: not as something that needs to be resolved, rather to be deliberated upon.

It is often said that we are born alone and die alone. Yet, throughout life, most of us strive to challenge this reality by forming connections: through work, family and friendships. The pandemic, with its enforced isolation, brought the complexities of loneliness into sharp focus. For some, it turned out to be an ordeal. For others, however, this solitude was a blessing, offering relief from the pressures of socialisation and creating time and space to pursue personal passions. Writing from the Solitary captures the diverse experiences of loneliness, in a tapestry of voices from some of the most prominent writers and thinkers of our time.

 

About the Author

ABOUT THE EDITORS:

Priyanka Sarkar is an editor, translator and writer. She has translated Mrinal Pande’s Sahela Re (HarperCollins 2023), Shivani’s Bhairavi (Yoda Press and Simon & Schuster 2020) and Chitra Mudgal’s Giligadu (Niyogi Books 2019). She is associated with the Rama Mehta Writing Grant, which aims to encour-age creativity in English, Hindi, Urdu and Rajasthani among unpublished Ra-jasthani women writers. She is also associated with Sangam House. She is the Editor-at-Large and former Translations Editor (Prose) at The B

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Writing From The Solitary An Anthology Of Loneliness

Writing From The Solitary An Anthology Of Loneliness

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  • ISBN: 9788198907738
  • Author: Semeen Ali Priyanka Sarkar
  • Publisher: Simon And Schuster
  • Pages: 174
  • Format: Paperback
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Writing from the Solitary: An Anthology on Loneliness, edited by Priyanka Sarkar and Semeen Ali, collates twenty-three voices pondering over the feeling of loneliness. Featuring poems, essays, and short stories, the collection brings the daunting subject into the foreground: not as something that needs to be resolved, rather to be deliberated upon.

It is often said that we are born alone and die alone. Yet, throughout life, most of us strive to challenge this reality by forming connections: through work, family and friendships. The pandemic, with its enforced isolation, brought the complexities of loneliness into sharp focus. For some, it turned out to be an ordeal. For others, however, this solitude was a blessing, offering relief from the pressures of socialisation and creating time and space to pursue personal passions. Writing from the Solitary captures the diverse experiences of loneliness, in a tapestry of voices from some of the most prominent writers and thinkers of our time.

 

About the Author

ABOUT THE EDITORS:

Priyanka Sarkar is an editor, translator and writer. She has translated Mrinal Pande’s Sahela Re (HarperCollins 2023), Shivani’s Bhairavi (Yoda Press and Simon & Schuster 2020) and Chitra Mudgal’s Giligadu (Niyogi Books 2019). She is associated with the Rama Mehta Writing Grant, which aims to encour-age creativity in English, Hindi, Urdu and Rajasthani among unpublished Ra-jasthani women writers. She is also associated with Sangam House. She is the Editor-at-Large and former Translations Editor (Prose) at The B

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