Prelude to the Horizon by Monami Ghosh and Arindam Mallick reaches Best Seller Status

MUMBAI, India - Jan. 1, 2015 - PRLog -- Paperback: 82 pages
Publisher: Cyberwit.net (January 1, 2015)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 8182535697
ISBN-13: 978-8182535695

Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci, widely considered one of the greatest painters of all time, once said Painting is poetry that is seen rather than felt, and poetry is painting that is felt rather than seen. In Prelude to the horizon , a collection of poetry by debut poets Monami Ghosh & Arindam Mallick, it is this that they aspire to with the horizon as their limit, they paint word pictures steeped in love, loss, joy, pain, memory, yearning, bitterness, chaos, ageing, impermanence & a multitude of other emotions that are very much at the heart of being human. Be it the transitory nostalgia for childhood, the falling apart of familiar worlds or the fear of final pretensions, the wonderful sensitivity of their poetry leaves on the readers an impassioned resonance that is timeless. The book also has a collaborative section featuring poems that Monami & Arindam have written together which provides a wonderful potpourri of their varying styles of writing. At its core, Prelude to the horizon is a compelling & honest exploration of all that often gets lost between the heart and the pen, making it an absorbing work.

About the Authors

Monami has graduated in English Literature from Presidency College in 2010 and post-graduated thereafter from Jadavpur University in 2012. Having worked as a journalist & a publishing professional, she is currently a part-time lecturer in Calcutta and is studying Human Rights simultaneously. She is a one-time avid blogger who wrote under the name Pongy Papaya.

Arindam responds to Andy, Mimoh and a variety of other names and swears by Shantaramand The Storyteller’s Tale. Born in Calcutta in the January of 1988, he is an Economics graduate (Presidency College, Batch of 2009) and a B-School post-graduate (Master of International Business, University of Delhi, Batch of 2012) who firmly believes he really shouldn’t have pursued either. Currently located in Mumbai, he works for a Sports Marketing, Consulting and Intellectual Properties firm.

The poems included in this poetry collection have an elevating influence on the readers's minds. Due to flawless, rich and attractive style these poems are quite admirable.

Prelude to the Horizon (Paperback) published by Cyberwit.net is available worldwide via http://www.cyberwit.net/bestsellers and in Inida at Amazon.