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Rik Amrit is not a mere pseudonym; it embodies the essence of Amritanath. He cannot accept this worldly drama as eternal, nor can he recognise the vastness of the earth while being anchored in the past. For now, his experiences range from the mundane to the profound—from a chulha to the spotlight on the stage, from communism to the sacredness of Kamakhya. He believes that the world is merely a reflection of language; he is further convinced that “once a word is inscribed on paper, it can never return to the pen.” His beloved city is Benares, his cherished book the Mahabharata, and his favourite poet is Yama. Author of three books, Father of none. “Lyrical epic of the soul in its immortal ascension”
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A word that once descends onto paper, never returns to the pen
The Last Adolescence
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