Bhaswati Ghosh

Bhaswati Ghosh writes and translates fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Her first book of fiction is Victory Colony, 1950. Her first work of translation from Bengali into English is My Days with Ramkinkar Baij, for which she received the Charles Wallace (India) Trust Fellowship at the British Centre for Literary Translation in the University of East Anglia. Bhaswati’s writing has appeared in several literary journals, including Literary Shanghai, HELD, Cargo Literary, Pithead Chapel, Warscapes, The Maynard as well as in Indian Express, Scroll, The Wire, and Dhaka Tribune. Bhaswati lives in Ontario, Canada and is currently working on a nonfiction book on New Delhi, India.

Nirmala Boudi and the Bureaucracy by Amiya Sen

Amiya Sen was born in undivided India’s Barisal district in 1924. Her first novel, Jey Shaakhey Photey na Phool was first serialized in Desh magazine and later published as a book with the title Surhara Banshi. Amiya Sen’s short stories, poems, and articles have been published in various magazines, including Desh, Nabakallol, Purbabasha, Prabartak, Angana, …

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