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BOOK REVIEW

Namita Waikar’s The Long March reviewed by the Usawa Literary Review

The Literature of the Deity

Poems From Prison

To Be in Insanity, or Not to Be in Sanity: Accepting Madness in Sandhya Mary’s Maria Just Maria

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