Footprints of Fire: The Black Eagle Book of Modern Odia Poetry

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Footprints of Fire is the most authoritative book of translation of contemporary poetry from the state of Odisha which is known for its rich and spectacular contributions in the fields of art, literature and culture of India. Dr Jayasingh, one of the most distinguished Indian poets and translators, has tried to showcase this as the key literary document of the contemporary Odia poetry 1950 - 2015. Dr Jayasingh has selected only 74 poets from many poets writing over the period to show how they with extraordinary thematic variations, innovative technical excellences, their authentic artistic skill and power have displayed immense potential to be placed among the outstanding poets of the country.

About the author

Educated at Ravenshaw College, Cuttack and Allahabad University, Jayasingh is a celebrated Odia poet and a critic of eminence who writes both in Odia and English with equal ease and flourish. He has published seven volumes of poems in Odia, besides five volumes of poetry in English translation. His critical book, Door to Despair; Modernism in Odia Poetry, has been published by Authors Press, New Delhi. He has received several state and national level literary awards. His poetry has been widely translated into English and several Indian languages. An academician by profession, Jayasingh has served in several senior academic and administrative positions under Government of Odisha. Now he lives with wife, Indira, at the pilgrimage city of Puri in Odisha, India.

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