Muses in Exile

Muses in Exile
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ISBN-10 : 8186230483
ISBN-13 : 9788186230480
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Download or read book Muses in Exile written by Bhuchung D. Sonam and published by . This book was released on 2004 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: For the first time, the voices of Tibet's diaspora find expression in an anthology of poetry composed in English:Muses in Exile.History teaches us that artistic and intellectual creativity reach their zenith under the most adverse conditions. And so it has been with Tibetan verse. Of the thirty writers published here, some have already died young. One at home in Tibet; others in Alaska,Toronto,New Delhi and in the mecca of thier exile - Dharamsala. However far-flung their lives, the longing for a homeland, the emigre's estrangement, is expressed here in unison to a variety of literary tunes. This collection is testimony to the anguish, rootlessness and unwavering destiny of a displaced people still mentally marching homeward acress the Himalayas.


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