The P. Lal transcreation of the complete epic text
in 18 volumes comprising the 18 parvas of the maha-kavya --- a limited hardback edition.
The sloka-by-sloka transcreation of Vyasa’s epic by P. Lal has been completely
revised for his reading sessions of the entire maha-kavya in Kolkata. The weekly
Sunday readings began in 1999 and still continue. The following volumes are
available:
The Adi Parva
(Volume 1):
1232 pages
Rs 1200
The Sabha Parva
(Volume 2):
520 pages
Rs 600
The Vana Parva
(Volume 3):
1572 pages
Rs 2000
The Virata Parva
(Volume 4):
416 pages
Rs 400
The Udyoga Parva
(Volume 5):
976 pages
Rs 1000
The Bhisma Parva
(Volume 6):
928 pages
Rs 1000
The Drona Parva
(Volume 7):
1536 pages
Rs 1200
The Karna Parva
(Volume 8):
1036 pages
Rs 1000
The Salya Parva
(Volume 9)
700 pages
Rs.1000
The Sauptika Parva
(Volume 10):
176 pages
Rs 200
The Stree Parva
(Volume 11):
176 pages
Rs 150
The Asvamedhika Parva
(Volume 14):
444 pages
Rs 300
The Asramavasika Parva
(Volume 15):
172 pages
Rs 150
The Mausala Parva
(Volume 16):
64 pages
Rs 150
The Mahaprasthanika Parva
(Volume 17):
36 pages
Rs 150
The Svargarohana Parva
(Volume 18):
80 pages
Rs 150
Each volume also appears in a special edition limited to 50 copies and signed by
P.
P. Lal. Please contact us for the prices of volumes in this edition.
338 fascicules of the transcreation, which include prefaces and notes, are also
available at Rs 100 each.
Spirit of Kosli -- A Gift by Kulpreet Yadav Posted by shuktara
(2009/3/21)
In February 2009 Writers Workshop, India, received an email from Kulpreet Yadav -- a senior officer with the Armed Forces, based in Ghaziabad. He wished to be involved with Writers Workshop. On learning more about the work we do, he expressed his desire to give Writers Workshop an annual donation. We are deeply touched by his generosity and kindness. This post is a small token of appreciation for his warm gesture.
Mr. Yadav has named his donation Spirit of Kosli. It is his belief that this will serve to motivate youngsters from villages to be a part of the literary world. Mr. Yadav hails from Kosli -- a village in Haryana.
The picture shows Mr. Yadav with his daughter at Kosli.
[2009/2/16]
Inez Baranay's New Book Writers Workshop author, Inez Baranay's new novel, With The Tiger, has been published by HarperCollins, India. Ms. Baranay's Sun Square Moon was published by Writers Workshop last year. For more information on Ms. Baranay, you may browse through her website: http://inezbaranay.com/
[2008/12/10]
The Golden Treasury of Writers Workshop Poetry To celebrate 50 years of Writers Workshop India, we have brought out a selection of the finest poetry published by Writers Workshop since its inception in 1958. The anthology has been edited by Bangladeshi researcher, Rubana Huq. Priced at Rs 400, this is a must buy for anyone interested in contemporary English poetry. While the poets featured are predominantly of Indian origin, the anthology also showcases the works of non-Indian poets.Please email us if you would like to order this book. The c...
[2008/6/23]
Dr. Vithal Rajan It gives us great pleasure to announce that Dr. Vithal Rajan's The Legend of Ramulamma has been listed as a 'Finalist' in the Multicultural Fiction category of the 2008 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. The Legend... was published by Writers Workshop, last year.Dr. Rajan has also written another novel, Holmes of the Raj, two plays -- The Anarkali Diary and Varadachary's Annotated Chess Masterpieces (Incomplete), stories for children, "Not So!" Stories for Older Children and a collection of shor...
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