Etchings of the first quarter of 2020

Book: Etchings of the first quarter of 2020.

Author: @authorsabarna

The book is basically divided into two elegant volume:

🌻 Letters and conversations part

🌻Winter Poems Part

The protagonist is Babazula. He's married and has a stepdaughter Tulip.

🌻 Letters and conversations part was further divided into three:

🥀Letter to Tulip:

Babazula was invited to "Kolkata literary meet" as a panel member to discuss about "Dark side of the mind". So, he wanted to meet his step daughter who's staying there

In the letter,Babazula talks about Tulip's mom, her biological father and how she has grown up all these years, and invites her to a coffee session to discuss about duality and marine conservation on which she's venturing into.

🥀 Letter to Suranjana

He first thanks Suranjana and gives his opinion on child molesters and violators of women. He then critically analyses the characters Humbert and Lolita. However, his opinion was neither a majority view nor a minority view.

🥀 Conversation between Babazula and Tulip.

This part a bit lengthy. They discussed about various social, economical, political and ecological issues. However, the emphasis was laid on schizophrenia and duality concepts.

🌻Winter poems.

These poems added more beauty to the book. The poetry collections were random. You could pick any of the poems first and continue to read. My favourite poem was the Alter ego, Sandy. Yup, it's the one comes up first in "Letter to a step-daughter".

The language usage was good. The writing style of the author was moderate and firm. This is why at times you may not feel much engaged. The characters were sketched beautifully. The author had captured the root of problems and tried to lay a neutral view on those issues. You could gather a lot of knowledge within few pages of the book.

And I think it's "not for beginners" book. However, if you want to, you can surely go for it😊.

My wishes to the author @authorsabarna💐

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