Julius Lobo is a teacher, writer, and parent to a gaggle of kids and a lab/shep pup. Swept up by a love of books, he earned a Ph.D. in English Literature and has held a variety of teaching positions. He and his family currently live in the Baltimore area. He is partial to a strong cup of Assam black tea.
Rather than rely upon grand scenes of nature unfolding for the observer, ecopoetry strips away the illusion of our observer status.
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Despite severe prohibitions in some countries, LGBTQ+ South Asian books and writers have been gaining prominence. Here's a selection to check out.
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"Grief had closed me in, and what I needed were the expansive reaches of time and space."