Anand Bose: 33 books

It's an assorted collection of Idioms. The idioms got their origin from the Bible, from popular culture, from philosophy, from literature and of course inspiration. 

This volume focuses on micro stories or flash fiction. There has been an effort to keep the art of story telling without loosing relevance to contemporary times.  There are stories of suspense, enigma, dreams, crime and also stories with the stirrings of autobiography. 

This is an amalgam of essays from insights into literary analysis, from interpretations on philosophy, literature, art and  aesthetics and so on. The writer has indulged in the metaphor as a tool of interpretative writing. The essays can be enjoyed from an analytical  point of view or be struck with the  pulchritude of content that a reader reaches the sublime of a catharsis. 

These poems are written with a feeling of mystic rapture, a poet caught up  in the whirlwind of sublime tranquility. These poems echo the rhythms of nature, the beauty of making love, and also they are deeply philosophical and ruminative. The heart of a poet is a soul of love. 

These poems are lyrical, erotic, intensely emotional, couched in varying imagery, portraying a music of love, colors, art, and  inviting the reader to blend into them and be a catharsis.

These are a selection of poems, which are autobiographical, formed by my response to nature, people and places I have visited. I have experimented with various styles of poetry like the lyric and the haiku. The poems are intensely emotional and rendered as epiphanies.

This is an experimental work of fiction. James Joyce wrote an epic novel Ulysses spanning 12 hrs in a man's life. This work is an epic that focuses on seconds. The entire  book is made of thoughts happening in seconds written in the language of streams of consciousness. 

The poems have been delivered as a pregnant woman having the child of the aesthetic in her. I have tried painting words, writing words as abstract music. There are many moods, all poetic and sublime. I enjoyed bringing new tropes into existence, a painless labor that breathes with my soul. 

This book emerged out of a dense reading of many texts, mainly philosophy, literature, fiction, and psychology. This is an amalgam of essays written with the spirit of intense catharsis. Reading and writing are a ravishment for me. Derrida has said: to write is to have the passion of origin. The work analyzes aesthetics, fiction, postmodernism, philosophy and literature. 

It's an assorted mix of Essays which are Philosophical, Literary, Aesthetic and Biographical. I  have taken the cue from Roland Barthes that with the advent of writing: The Author is Dead, and thus Writing begins as a new pen. My writing is interpretative, analytical and confessional. 

I have tried to portray the various elements of culture both of my locality and abroad. There has been an effort to coin new idioms. I have also developed new literary terms and ideas. I have also interpreted my readings of postmodern philosophy and I have put them into the form of literary and philosophical...

These essays are a collection on diverse topics. Philosophical and Literary issues are read critically. The essays include post colonial criticism, feminist and queer studies, aesthetics, philosophy and literary theory. This collection is the result of a mass reading of many texts. 

These are a collection of essays which are philosophical, literary, psychoanalytical and they also include new idioms for the English Language. Postmodermism, culture, art, literature all have been given the reign of the pen through renewed interpretation. The idioms that I have created are political, literary and cultural. 

After reading deconstruction, I have learnt to decorate language in new symbolic tropes. I have been very much influenced by Ezra Pound and also by Japanese poetry. The poems have varied themes and there's a fondness for lyrical eroticism; there's a passion to sculpt nature to new vistas of symbolism. I have also used photography for writing the Haiku.