Calling the Beginning

by Ruchi Acharya (Editor)

Literature and Poetry specifically have been a major source of entertainment, knowledge, and expression of emotions since it was first introduced to the world by the Sumerians in the ancient era. This tradition of expression through words is continued even today in full swing where the medieval era has played a humongous role. Through this anthology, "Calling the beginning," Wingless Dreamer Publisher makes an effort not only to give our readers a lot of "new" but also to present ancient literature in a new light especially in the form of poems. These poems are written by some terrific literary poets from all around the world.

Wouldn't it be magnificent to enter the world where on one hand you see the hard facts of political affairs and war and on the other hand you experience the gentle love & chivalry along with floating in the religious river of thought? What are you waiting for?

115 pages, Paperback

Published December 1, 2021

About the author

Ruchi Acharya, an Indian-born writer born in 1995, is the Founder and CEO of Wingless Dreamer Publisher, a global platform dedicated to uplifting writers and artists. Holding a summer graduation in English Literature from the University of Oxford, Ruchi's poetic prowess shines through her acclaimed work, including the poetry book "Off the Cliff," available on Amazon. Recognized in over 100 journals worldwide, she advocates for the preservation of literature, culture, and history.

Her literary journey includes accolades from publishers like Borderless Journal, Muddy River Poetry Review, and Analogies and Allegories. Ruchi, a passionate explorer of historical sites, resides in Mumbai, immersing herself in its vibrant culture. Her dedication to fostering creativity and encouraging aspiring writers positions her as a leading figure in the literary realm.

"All worries are less with wine."

Reviews

[Kayla Randolph · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was graciously included in this anthology, and I want to take the time to shout out some of my favorite pieces from my fellow poets!

- "The Sailor's Wife" by Brian Yapko
- "Letters on Familiar Matters" by Erin Healey
- "The Olmston Heroes" by Eitan Perlin
- "Natural History Museum" by Isabella Agostino
- "How to Read Medieval Art" by Bruce Meyer
- "When the World Still Had the Rhythm" by J.J. Rogers
- "Raiding Song" by Erik Peters
- "Confessions of the Late Queen's Companion" by Shannon Lodoen
- "Illuminations" by Jonathan Heidenreich