Unishe April: A Mother, a Daughter and Motherhood through the lens of Rituparna Ghosh - Wizardencil

There are films and there are filmmakers that create an everlasting stamp on our mind. We may not agree but the mainstream media has an undeniable effect on our thoughts, mindset, and the consequences. It can be unanimously testified that Bengali cinema, after Satyajit Ray’s death in 1992, regressed into a slump of mediocre to […]

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Sreeparna Sen

Books & Writing | Culture & Entertainment | Parenting & Childcare

Sreeparna Sen is a Computer Engineer, working in a Bank and finds her solace in writing. When she is not dealing with the loan documents, you can mostly find her nose in a book or Facebook. She has authored the book Tales of Wizardencil and is a part of more than 10 anthologies including an international project Until Dawn. To name a few other published anthologies are Hawk’s Nest, Macabre Tales, Blood Runs Cold, Route 13 – Highway to Hell, Love in Trying Times, Airavata and Sharing Lipstick. Her blogs have been featured in pages like Momspresso, Women’s Web and Mom Store. She has recently published her first non-fiction book Tilottama At A Glance about the city of joy, Kolkata. Sreeparna frequently writes in her blog Wizardencil By Sreeparna Sen and manages a Facebook page with the same name, where you can find stories written both in English and Bengali. You can follow her website at www.wizardencil.com.

Unishe April: A Mother, a Daughter and Motherhood through the lens of Rituparna Ghosh - Wizardencil

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