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Paperback. Condition: New. Language: English. The Title 'Poems for the Absent One written/authored/edited by Gopikrishnan Kottoor', published in the year 2026. The ISBN 9789356631663 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 52 (Pages). The publisher of this title is GenNext Publication. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Poetry. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol: About The Book: Poems for the Absent One is a sequence that journeys through loss, memory, and the persistence of love after disappearance. Here, nature trembles with absence, and the self searches for meaning in what remains. The poems explore the mystery of suffering, loss beyond its immediacy, and the cruelty of transience, even as feeling endures. Absence becomes a form of presence. Meditative, imagistic, and deeply humane, this collection is a poignant exploration of what it means to love, to lose, to reshape our lives, and to continue. About The Author: Gopikrishnan Kottoor's literary honours include multiple All India British Council Poetry Competition prizes (1995, 1997, 1998, 2017), the Delhi Grand Slam awards and mentions (2020, 2024, 2025, 2026),The Chandigarh Literary Festival Competition prizes (2022, 2023), among others. He was awarded the Kala Samman for his translation of 'Ramanan' from Malayalam into English in 2026. He founded Poetry Chain, which has a pan-Indian presence. He had the privilege of being 'Guest of India' at the University of Vienna, Austria and was an invitee to the Tagore Centre, Berlin, Germany, to read his poetry. He was awarded the Augsburg Poetry Residency at the University of Augsburg, Germany, where his poem Father Wake Us in Passing was translated into German and presented across colleges in Germany . He was selected for MFA, Poetry, in Southwest Texas State University, Texas, USA. His poetry appears in anthologies as The Penguin RH Anthology on Indian Cities, Verse (Seattle), Best Asian Poetry, Bloodaxe Contemporary Indian Poetry, Fulcrum, and SahityaAkademi among various. He has published his poetry in major international and Indian journals. His oeuvre includes novels, plays, translations, and edited anthologies. A former General Manager of the Reserve Bank of India, he lives in Kerala. 52.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. The Title 'Poems for the Absent One written/authored/edited by Gopikrishnan Kottoor', published in the year 2026. The ISBN 9789356631656 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 52 (Pages). The publisher of this title is GenNext Publication. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Poetry. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: About The Book: Poems for the Absent One is a sequence that journeys through loss, memory, and the persistence of love after disappearance. Here, nature trembles with absence, and the self searches for meaning in what remains. The poems explore the mystery of suffering, loss beyond its immediacy, and the cruelty of transience, even as feeling endures. Absence becomes a form of presence. Meditative, imagistic, and deeply humane, this collection is a poignant exploration of what it means to love, to lose, to reshape our lives, and to continue. About The Author: Gopikrishnan Kottoor's literary honours include multiple All India British Council Poetry Competition prizes (1995, 1997, 1998, 2017), the Delhi Grand Slam awards and mentions (2020, 2024, 2025, 2026),The Chandigarh Literary Festival Competition prizes (2022, 2023), among others. He was awarded the Kala Samman for his translation of 'Ramanan' from Malayalam into English in 2026. He founded Poetry Chain, which has a pan-Indian presence. He had the privilege of being 'Guest of India' at the University of Vienna, Austria and was an invitee to the Tagore Centre, Berlin, Germany, to read his poetry. He was awarded the Augsburg Poetry Residency at the University of Augsburg, Germany, where his poem Father Wake Us in Passing was translated into German and presented across colleges in Germany . He was selected for MFA, Poetry, in Southwest Texas State University, Texas, USA. His poetry appears in anthologies as The Penguin RH Anthology on Indian Cities, Verse (Seattle), Best Asian Poetry, Bloodaxe Contemporary Indian Poetry, Fulcrum, and SahityaAkademi among various. He has published his poetry in major international and Indian journals. His oeuvre includes novels, plays, translations, and edited anthologies. A former General Manager of the Reserve Bank of India, he lives in Kerala. 52.

Paperback. Condition: New. Language: English. The Title 'The Golden Lane: Travels Across Europe written/authored/edited by Gopikrishnan Kottoor', published in the year 2026. The ISBN 9789356631762 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 148 (Pages). The publisher of this title is GenNext Publication. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Travel Writing / Travel . Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms About The Book:The Golden Lane: Travels Across Europe The Golden Lane moves through Europe with the unhurried gaze of a traveller who sees beneath surfaces through Berlin and Prague, Amsterdam and Paris, Barcelona and Venice, Florence and Rome distilling the essence of each place with felicity and grace.The lives of Franz Kafka and Anne Frank, Dante Alighieri and John Keats deepen its reflective current, as do the modernisme of AntoniGaudí, the sensuality of La Goulue, the nightlife of Pigalle, and the candlelit wildness of the Moulin Rouge. European history its beauty, its catastrophe, the long shadow of the Holocaust moves through these pages like a living presence.Blending travel, history, and aesthetics into a single sustained meditation, The Golden Lane is a chef-d'oeuvre by one of India's finest poets a work that lingers in the mind and in the memory. About The Author: Gopikrishnan Kottoor Is An Award-Winning Poet And Author. He Founded Poetry Chain, Which Has A Pan-Indian Presence. He Won The Augsburg Poetry Residency For His Poem Father, Wake Us In Passing, Which Was Translated Into German. His Work Appears In Bloodaxe, Penguin Random House, Give The Sea Change, And Best Asian Poetry, Among Many Others. A Former General Manager With The Reserve Bank Of India, He Lives In Kerala. Contents: 1. Flying to Berlin 9A Night in Berlin 11A Train to Prague 12Racek on the Moldau 13Praskı Orloj, the Astronomical Clock 15Of Tramps, and Vintage Cars 16A Story of Franz Kafka in This Small Circle 17An Open- Air Festival 242. Budapest, Hungary 27The Houses of Terror 27The Vampire of Cinkota 273. Vienna, Austria 31The Beauties of Vienna 31Music and Wine 32Graz and Lovelocks 334. Venice, Italy 39A Tram to the City of Water 39Ponte di Rialto and Beyond 41Kissing in a Gondola 42Ezra Pound and the Cemetery Island 435. Florence, Italy 47Renaissance in Blossom 47The Hills of Tuscany 50Basilica di Santa Croce 51Palazzo Vecchio, and the Burning of Friar Girolamo Savonarola 56Sculptures at the Piazza della Signora 58Michelangelo and the Story of David 58The Story of a Young Florentine Girl 596. Amsterdam, Netherlands 61Anne Frank and the 'Secret Annexe' 61'Our Hiding Place' 62The Red Checkered Diary 63Anne's Boyfriends: Split in Two. Peter And Petel 65Kissing in the Attic 65Oh, My Darling Petel 65The Arrest and After 66Closing in 687. Genoa, Italy 71Lady of the Sea 71Bombay and the Bay of Boccadasse 74Pizza de Ferrari 74The House of Columbus 75The Old Town of Genoa 77Of Palazzos and Gardens 79If Only We Had Met and Kissed Each Other 83A Freshness of Death 84Bruno Catalano's Travellers Again 858. A Dreamback to England and Rome 87The Tower of London and a Killing Spree 89Stratford-Upon-Avon! 90Keats House, Wentworth, Hampstead 91The Vale of Health and Leigh Hunt 93The Keats- Shelley Memorial House by the Piazza di Spagna, Italy, Rome 93Here Lies One Whose Name Was Writ in Water 94Trevi Fountain and Beyond 95The Vatican 959. Marseille, Italy 97Gare Saint Charles 97Michelangelo's 'David' Again 98Old Port, Marseille 9910. Paris, France 103Notre Dame, Marseille, and Norte Dame, Paris Our Ladies in France 103The Streets of Paris 104The Louvre 104A Hemingway Surprise 107Montmartre and Montparnasse 107Of Moulin Rouge, Toulouse-Lautrec, La Goulue, and Pigalle 10811. Barcelona, Spain 113Modernisme, and all that Cuisine 113A Redness Unparalleled 113Of Oleanders, Palm Trees, and the Sea 114Antoni Gaudi and Architecture in the Heavens 115A Gourmet's Paradise 117An Indian Touch 11812. A Mediterranean Rhapsody 12113. Lyon, Fra.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. The Title 'The Golden Lane: Travels Across Europe [Hardcover] written/authored/edited by Gopikrishnan Kottoor', published in the year 2026. The ISBN 9789356631724 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 148 (Pages). The publisher of this title is GenNext Publication. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Travel Writing / Travel . Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms About The Book:The Golden Lane: Travels Across Europe The Golden Lane moves through Europe with the unhurried gaze of a traveller who sees beneath surfaces through Berlin and Prague, Amsterdam and Paris, Barcelona and Venice, Florence and Rome distilling the essence of each place with felicity and grace.The lives of Franz Kafka and Anne Frank, Dante Alighieri and John Keats deepen its reflective current, as do the modernisme of AntoniGaudí, the sensuality of La Goulue, the nightlife of Pigalle, and the candlelit wildness of the Moulin Rouge. European history its beauty, its catastrophe, the long shadow of the Holocaust moves through these pages like a living presence.Blending travel, history, and aesthetics into a single sustained meditation, The Golden Lane is a chef-d'oeuvre by one of India's finest poets a work that lingers in the mind and in the memory. About The Author: Gopikrishnan Kottoor Is An Award-Winning Poet And Author. He Founded Poetry Chain, Which Has A Pan-Indian Presence. He Won The Augsburg Poetry Residency For His Poem Father, Wake Us In Passing, Which Was Translated Into German. His Work Appears In Bloodaxe, Penguin Random House, Give The Sea Change, And Best Asian Poetry, Among Many Others. A Former General Manager With The Reserve Bank Of India, He Lives In Kerala. Contents: 1. Flying to Berlin 9A Night in Berlin 11A Train to Prague 12Racek on the Moldau 13Praskı Orloj, the Astronomical Clock 15Of Tramps, and Vintage Cars 16A Story of Franz Kafka in This Small Circle 17An Open- Air Festival 242. Budapest, Hungary 27The Houses of Terror 27The Vampire of Cinkota 273. Vienna, Austria 31The Beauties of Vienna 31Music and Wine 32Graz and Lovelocks 334. Venice, Italy 39A Tram to the City of Water 39Ponte di Rialto and Beyond 41Kissing in a Gondola 42Ezra Pound and the Cemetery Island 435. Florence, Italy 47Renaissance in Blossom 47The Hills of Tuscany 50Basilica di Santa Croce 51Palazzo Vecchio, and the Burning of Friar Girolamo Savonarola 56Sculptures at the Piazza della Signora 58Michelangelo and the Story of David 58The Story of a Young Florentine Girl 596. Amsterdam, Netherlands 61Anne Frank and the 'Secret Annexe' 61'Our Hiding Place' 62The Red Checkered Diary 63Anne's Boyfriends: Split in Two. Peter And Petel 65Kissing in the Attic 65Oh, My Darling Petel 65The Arrest and After 66Closing in 687. Genoa, Italy 71Lady of the Sea 71Bombay and the Bay of Boccadasse 74Pizza de Ferrari 74The House of Columbus 75The Old Town of Genoa 77Of Palazzos and Gardens 79If Only We Had Met and Kissed Each Other 83A Freshness of Death 84Bruno Catalano's Travellers Again 858. A Dreamback to England and Rome 87The Tower of London and a Killing Spree 89Stratford-Upon-Avon! 90Keats House, Wentworth, Hampstead 91The Vale of Health and Leigh Hunt 93The Keats- Shelley Memorial House by the Piazza di Spagna, Italy, Rome 93Here Lies One Whose Name Was Writ in Water 94Trevi Fountain and Beyond 95The Vatican 959. Marseille, Italy 97Gare Saint Charles 97Michelangelo's 'David' Again 98Old Port, Marseille 9910. Paris, France 103Notre Dame, Marseille, and Norte Dame, Paris Our Ladies in France 103The Streets of Paris 104The Louvre 104A Hemingway Surprise 107Montmartre and Montparnasse 107Of Moulin Rouge, Toulouse-Lautrec, La Goulue, and Pigalle 10811. Barcelona, Spain 113Modernisme, and all that Cuisine 113A Redness Unparalleled 113Of Oleanders, Palm Trees, and the Sea 114Antoni Gaudi and Architecture in the Heavens 115A Gourmet's Paradise 117An Indian Touch 11812. A Mediterranean Rhapsody 1211.