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Book Name : Prasanga Prasangantara Aprasangika

Author: Ranajit Das

Publisher: Mitram

Pages : 311

Cover Type : Hardcover 

Author Voice About Prasanga Prasangantara Aprasangika

 The book was published by combining some of my writings published in various magazines. There were some problems with naming the book. Because as there are some articles in it, there is also a touch of personal feelings in some of the writings. Fiction and stories were not left out. As a result, it is normal for the reader to find some things irrelevant, just as there is a transition from context to context. In fact Arbachins are in the name of so-called literature. The less one speaks or writes or does not write at all, the better for literature and for society.

 As the Rabindra context has come in the writings, so has my personal assessment of other poets. There are also some miscellaneous essays and two works of fiction. Out of the four English writings, one is a story (Nocturnal Rhapsody) and the rest are nothing but memoirs. The writings required revision or expansion in some places, but due to illness it was not possible. Therefore, I accept all errors and deviations.

 The publication of this book would not have been possible without the support and encouragement of Subrata Kumar Majhi, the editor of the newspaper 'Khejurir Mukh' published in Khejuri. Subrata has taken care of the book publishing process starting from proofreading. It was not possible to run around in this sick and weak body, so Subrata handled all the responsibilities himself. So many debts remained with him.

 Apart from this, I have been encouraged in various ways in the matter of writing by 'If You Know' newspaper editor, poet and teacher Jaydev Maiti (Khejuri), the leader of Khejuri Netaji Pathachrak, prominent former teacher and writer Swapan Kumar Mondal,Khejuri History Preservation Society editors and prominent writers Parthasarathy Das, friends Suman Narayan Bakra and Anujpratim Durga Das, Arindam Maiti, Bholanath Pal and Biswajit Panigrahi.  I am grateful to all of them.  Finally, I would like to thank all those who are directly or indirectly involved in the publication of this book.