What to read after Between the Two Lines?

It is the English translation of the Sahitya Akademi winner "Do Panktiyon Ke Beech" by Rajesh Joshi. It is a remarkable collection of poems touching upon the big and small things one comes across in life.

About the author

Rajesh Joshi

Born on July 18, 1946, Narsinghgarh, Madhya Pradesh.

Publications:

Long Poem: Samargatha (published in the Pahal series.)

Poetry Collections: Ek Din Bolange Pad, Mitti Ka Chehra, Nepathya Main Hansi, Do Paktiyon ke Beech, Chand Ki Vartani, Zidd, Ullanghan Stories Collection: Somvar aur anya Kahaniyan, Kapil Ka Pad Plays: Jadu Jungle, Ache Admi, Tankara ka Gana, Panse, Tukke par Tukka, Turn Saadat Hasan Manto Ho, Sapna Mera Yahi Sakhi

Articles, Reviews and Notebooks: Ek Kavi Ki Notebook, Ek Kavi Ki Doosri Notebook Translations:

Poems of Mayakovsky: Patloon, Pahina, Badal,

Transcreations of the poems of Bhartrihari: Bhoomi ka Kalptaruyh YehBhi.

Tukke par Tukka staged in a number of cities of India and abroad, Fiji and Columbia.

Included in Barah Hindustani Shair (Twelve Indian Poets) edited by Azmal Kamal, Pakistan.

Poems, stories and dramas translated in a number of languages of India and in English, Russian and German.

Edited the renowned magazine 'Isliye', Vartman Sahitya

(a special issue on poetry) and Naya Path.

Distinctions and Honours:

Muktibodh Puraskar 1978, Makhanlal Chaturvedi Puraskar 1985, Shrikant Verma Samman 1986, Shamsher Samman 1996, Pahal Samman 1998, Shikhar Samman 2000, Sahitya Academy Award2002. Retired from Banking services Freelance writing

Contact:

11, Niralal Nagar, Dushyant Kumar Tyaji Marg, Bhopal-462 003 Email: [email protected] Mob.: 7828711741