Ghalib’s Tomb and other poems is Manash Bhattacharjee’s debut poetry collection, published by The London Magazine Editions.

This is primarily an eBook with a limited number of print copies available in the future. To register your interest for a print version, please contact Rachel: rachel.chanter@thelondonmagazine.org

‘Manash’s poems speak of love and death, as overheard from the cloisters of a formal garden. India – new India and India of the continuous past confide in his intricate poetry.’

– Steven O’Brien, Editor of The London Magazine

‘These are poems that impress with their musicality and suppleness of line, as well as their wide-ranging (and widely read) intelligence.’

– Suzi Feay, Literary Journalist

‘(An) outstanding debut collection… Manash is as rooted as he is cosmopolitan and is able to travel easily through space and time… The poems move comfortably from the lyrical to the narrative, gesturing towards a world where reality and imagination, the world of history and that of art slide into each other and become indistinguishable.’

– K. Satchidanandan, poet and critic

‘Manash Bhattacharjee’s debut collection Ghalib’s Tomb and Other Poems is an impressive volume that signals the arrival of a new voice.’

– Vijaya Singh

Read the entire review: Vijaya Review of Ghalib’s Tomb.

About the author

Manash is an Indian poet. His poems have been published by The London Magazine previously – both in the magazine and on the website, as well as numerous other publications. These include: New Welsh Review, First Proof: New Writings from Penguin India Volume 5, Coldnoon: Travel Poetics, The Palestine Chronicle and Kindle etc.