The Lotus of Fire

by Sharmishtha Basu

WORDS LEFT BY READERS (OLDER VERSION) Brieuc Martin-Onraet reviewed The Lotus of Fire Great work! October 24, 2014 Lovely texts and art. Great work! David Stewart reviewed The Lotus of Fire Five Stars January 12, 2015 This is a great little book with great poems and wonderful illustrations. View on Amazon.com Add a comment View this book's reviews on Amazon.com Teagan reviewed The Lotus of Fire Lovingly Crafted December 14, 2014 This book of poetry and illustrations is lovingly crafted, and the contents are imbued with it. Kudos to the valiant spirit of this author/illustrator for getting her work out there and learning about indie publishing. View on Amazon.com Add a comment View this book's reviews on Amazon.com Troy reviewed The Lotus of Fire Excellent work! October 11, 2014 This is a wonderful collection of musings, and a wonderful collection of insights into Indian culture, life, belief, and love. It would be interesting to see it also in Bengali language and script to practice translations on in study. Just beautiful!

40 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2014

About the author

Sharmishtha Basu is published and Indie author, her work has been accepted and published by justfiction-edition.com (Red butterfly and harmony), she is creator editor of English Ezines agnishatdal and agnijaat, you can buy them from her store in shoptly.com/sharmishthabasu and Gumroad: https://gumroad.com/sharmishthabasu. She also has published a set of books in amazon, which you can find under her amazon profile, https://www.amazon.com/author/sharmis...

She loves to illustrate and kevin cooper of https://kcbooksandmusic.wordpress.com has honoured her simple works by making them a part of his book "reflections". She will love to illustrate your works too if you...

She has co-authored a set of books with Troy david Loy, he has designed, edited and illustrated their covers, you will find them in his author page of amazon, https://www.amazon.com/author/troyloy.

as for her social media gist:
Agni Kahini
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All the works are here:
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https://agnishatdalezine.wordpress.com
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and
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Reviews

[Sandy Harvest · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Lotus of Fire is a gentle and imaginative collection of poetry that invites the reader to slow down and appreciate the beauty of nature. I enjoyed the way the poems explore subjects such as grass, meadows, hills, mountains, and volcanoes while also leaving room for more unexpected ideas.

What stood out to me was the sense of imagination throughout the collection. The poems feel like little journeys, encouraging you to look at familiar parts of the natural world from a different perspective. There is a peaceful quality to many of the pieces that makes the book easy to dip into and enjoy.

Overall, The Lotus of Fire is a pleasant and thoughtful poetry collection. It may be a short read at 55 pages, but it offers plenty of imagery and moments for reflection. I would recommend it to readers who enjoy nature-inspired poetry and simple imaginative explorations of the world around us.