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 | 97 Not Out: Why Terribly Tiny Tales' latest book never hit that centuryInternet sensation Terribly Tiny Tales is back with their second book, ninety-seven poems and the founders, Anuj Gosalia and Chintan Ruparel, tell Seema Rajpal why it has exactly 97 poems and not 4000 | |
 | Alok Amit Abhilash's 'Her Name is Imagination' is a collection of 23 poems written in simple languageThe process of writing poems was fairly easy and beautiful, says Alok. The book has been published by Notion Press | |
 | Bhubaneswar's Prachi Prangya Agasti, after writing four books, is out with her first book of poetryThrough the book Empty Roads and Broken Words, she talks about several emotions | |
 | Everything you need to know about Bengaluru Poetry Festival 2018 and the people behind itWhat started off as a small idea by the Atta Galatta couple, has now grown into a literary must-be-at do that performers are in love with | |
 | Here's why KIIT alum Amandeep Singh will be crowned poetry king in his storyKIIT alumni Amandeep Singh's Storytelling through Poetry is all about making the audience smile and find some hope
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 | How 23-year-old Cipun Mishra is introducing Odisha's youth to Spoken Word PoetryOdisha is a land where poetry and culture are cherished greatly, so Cipun Mishra found a lot of help along the way with people offering venues free of cost to host his poetry sessions | |
 | How hotel management student Sudharma Dwadasi is taking Delhi's poetry scene by storm"Poetry is not something I would like to do for money, it is something I am passionate about," says Sudharma Dwadasi who likes to write poetry in solitude | |
 | How this poetry collective by three Chennai youngsters has taken open mics online amid the pandemicProject Prodets by three Chennai students is a poetry collective for young, budding poets to learn the craft and lose their inhibitions | |
 | I did not like poetry going back to the shelf: Meet researcher-cum-poet Madhu RaghavendraMadhu Raghavendra, a poet and founder of Poetry Couture, speaks about he started this group and the way it spread organically across India. He has published three books of poems so far | |
 | Love poetry? Here's why you must check out The Quarantine Train's online poetry workshopsThe Quarantine Train is a community of poets that's got online poetry workshops for enthusiasts. It was kickstarted during the initial days of the lockdown | |
 | Meet Megha Rao, whose poem on love is going viral on social mediaPoet Megha Rao, who serendipitously got into spoken word talks about her love for the art and what poetry means to her | |
 | Meet Rahul Kondi, who will typewrite a personalised poem for you if you're passing by B'lore's Church StreetRahul Kondi and his friends have been writing personalised instant poems and notes for strangers, at Bengaluru's Blossom Book House, for the past seven months | |
 | My poems are arsonists: How Terribly Tiny Tales' Megha Rao is fighting trauma with poetryMegha Rao speaks about finding her words through pain and using it to speak for people like her | |
 | Poems on how to write poems: Why you should read this award-winning poet's latest bookHis recent collection, Making a Poem, has been hailed by critics as intuitive, thoughtful and creative pieces that work together as a cohesive collection. Read more to understand his creative process | |
 | Poetry itch? Head to the US Consulate's Poetry Slam at Collab House, Hyderabad on August 24The US Consulate General Hyderabad and Collab House are organising a Poetry Slam on the occasion of International Youth Day |
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