nonfiction – White Esprit

Don’t Tell the Secret, We’re Reserved

By Abirlal Mukhopadhyay I have something to say that may help you a lot, but I really don’t want to share the secrets I discovered, you know!… Leave it.Conversations stop, conversations never grow, conversation is impossible. There were days when people were true, at least they tried to justify everything they did, that traditional ended.Continue reading “Don’t Tell the Secret, We’re Reserved”

Submission Help

We specialise in literary fiction and non-fiction, reportage, memoir, travel writing, poetry and photographic essays. We publish book reviews on our website and invite submissions of completed reviews for inclusion in advance of a book’s publication date. All submissions must be original and not previously published elsewhere online or in print. Prose submissions should beContinue reading “Submission Help”

Books Recommendation

Book One: The Living Corpses In a specific corner with a fixed spine, Mita sometimes could hear a voice from the air when she looked with blink-less eyes at the yellow dot of light coming from the forest office. She was a social worker and a content writer. There are seven chapters in Book One,Continue reading “Books Recommendation”

The Cry From The Fire; A Queer Story

Paperback and ebook both are available on Amazon (Exclusive discount in India) Plot One evening in the forest a boat came with a white man and a big black bag. The man with a black jacket entered the forest with the bag and came back barehanded. Varsha noticed everything from distance. The boat disappeared. ButContinue reading “The Cry From The Fire; A Queer Story”

Deciduous

Travelling miles from the crowd I sat on a stone. That was a season for deciduous trees, Everyone overlooked my presence As if I was a roadside stone. I found the stone much stable and confessed: They left the eyes which wanted to see them happy. They left a pair of hands which prayed toContinue reading “Deciduous”

The Living Corpses: Book One by Abirlal Mukhopadhyay

In a specific corner with a fixed spine, Mita sometimes could hear a voice from the air when she looked with blink-less eyes at the yellow dot of light coming from the forest office. She was a social worker and a content writer. There are seven chapters in Book One, Mita is the only characterContinue reading “The Living Corpses: Book One by Abirlal Mukhopadhyay”

First Issue

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Modes of Language: Written and Spoken

Original Article by : Abirlal Mukhopadhyay A mode, quite simply, is a means of communicating. According to the New London Group, there are five modes of communication: visual, linguistic, spatial, aural, and gestural. When communication occurs, it typically happens in one of three ways: verbal, nonverbal and visual. A language has two primary modes ofContinue reading “Modes of Language: Written and Spoken”