Bøger af Ashok Subramanian

Ponder 2022 is the third book in the Ponder Series. Comprising 7 reviews and 4 tributes of meticulously curated and sumptuously savored, Ponder 2022 brings 30 poems by eighteen poets across 5 continents. The foreword is written by poet Priya Patel and poet Sakshi Arora, versatile composers of verses. Bold experiments with four poem reviews, tributes and collaborative review are the highlights of this edition.

Ponder 2021 is a compilation of poetry reviews written by Ashok Subramanian on his medium.com blog. Published as part of the 'Ponder' Series, the poetry reviews explore contemporary poetry and bring deeper insights to the poets and readers.This book presents 13 reviews of 28 poems composed by 20 poets across the world. The reviews present a fine cocktail of imagination and introspection for the connoisseurs of contemporary poetry.

Poetarrati features the poetry of Ashok Subramanian, a poet who draws inspiration from the people, events and thoughts from daily life. The mind is like the sky. Clear and daylight sometimes with the azure and the white sun; clear and dark sometimes; with the black and the twinkles of stars. Fuzzy with grey and violet clouds. And the multitude of colors in the horizon - from pink to orange. No colors hide. And in the mind of the poetarrati, no thoughts hide. Like the naked sky, the words cover myriad emotions, events and things in life. And the poems are a reflections of that. Deliberately designed a random collection, it reflects the random yet beautiful landscape of life. Volume 1 is an assorted collection of poems written by Ashok over the last decade. Volume 2 is about romance, starting at home then blossoming into a fictitious and unrequited love for 'Angel' and finally, the heartbreak and the demise of the poet.

Reviews the experience of cooperation in five international river basins, focusing on the perceptions of risks and opportunities by decision makers in countries responding to a specific prospect of cooperation. For each basin, the analysis centred on "tipping points", or periods in time when policymakers in the countries involved were faced with a critical decision concerning water cooperation.