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REDEFINING EPIC AS POETIC FICTION by Dr. Jernail S. AnandREDEFINING EPIC AS POETIC FICTION by Dr. Jernail S. Anand

September 13, 2026 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 9:14 pm

"In fact, while fiction, in spite of its open agency as belonging to an unreal estate, stays close to reality, poetry, which also remains on an unreal terrain, is closer

the lonely stretch of the beach by Ranjit K. Sahuthe lonely stretch of the beach by Ranjit K. Sahu

September 13, 2026 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 9:07 pm

poem reflecting on the loneliness of life while enjoying comfort at the beach

When the Horizon Melts by Sushant ThapaWhen the Horizon Melts by Sushant Thapa

September 13, 2026 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 8:59 pm

When the Horizon Melts I wander like a free manI approach likeI need the world, right now.The fiery way from heavenIs my pathway.We met and the world lit up.I am your

7 AM to Euston by Mowmita Sur7 AM to Euston by Mowmita Sur

September 3, 2026 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 5:37 am

The edge of the platform at St Pancras at seven in the morning smells of damp concrete, ozone, and cheap paper-cup tea. Boarding the train bound toward the school district

CONVERSATIONS WITH THE INFINITE ORIGINAL TEXT BY JERNAIL S. ANAND (CRITICAL REVIEW BY MAURO MONTACCHIESI)CONVERSATIONS WITH THE INFINITE ORIGINAL TEXT BY JERNAIL S. ANAND (CRITICAL REVIEW BY MAURO MONTACCHIESI)

September 3, 2026 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 5:21 am

Introduction:A book that exists in the present and outside of time.Not being a collection of articles in the journalistic sense of the term, this text defies any conventional classification.It is