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About the Book26-06-2014Uddipana Goswami reaches down into a richly felt heritage of memory, myth, belief, custom and tradition, and distils them into these poems that remind and suggest to the reader personal and political histories. They are her stories, but, as she says, they are Everywoman?s, too. Everywoman will find herself in these lines, in some way or the other. About the Author: UDDIPANA GOSWAMI is editor of the Northeast Review. She lives and teaches English Literature in Guwahati, Assam. Her books include an academic study Conflict and Reconciliation: The Politics of Ethnicity in Assam (Routledge 2013), a poetry collection We Called the River Red : Poetry from a Violent Homeland (Authorspress 2010) and an edited volume, Indira Goswami: Passion and the Pain (Spectrum 2012).