Introduction: The worlds of Bombay poetry

Anjali Nerlekar · Laetitia Zecchini

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Poetry Analysis and Criticism Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies South Asian Studies and Diaspora

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In a moving new poem about literary labor and literary survival from the latest edition of his Collected Poems, Arvind Krishna Mehrotra (2016) reflects on “his” generation of poets which came about...

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2005The world republic of letters 2015The Multilingual Local in World Literature 2010Mumbai Fables 1995Bombay : mosaic of modern culture 2004One hundred years, one hundred voices : the millworkers of Girangaon : an oral history 2016A History of Indian Poetry in English 2000Talking Poems: Conversations with Poets 1988Modern Indian Poetry in English

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