Abhay K reads his poem Dara Shikoh on India's National Channel

Abhay K reads from The Seduction of Delhi at Jaipur Lit Fest

Abhay K reading with Fady Joudah, Sadaf Saaz, Lionel Fogarty, Ibukun Olatunji at JLF

Abhay K reading with Fady Joudah, Sadaf Saaz, Lionel Fogarty, Ibukun Olatunji at JLF 2015 in a session moderated by Ashok Vajpayee at Durbar Hall

A Review of The Seduction of Delhi in the Kathmandu Post

A review of The Seduction of Delhi in The Kathmandu Post http://www.ekantipur.com/the-kathmandu-post/2015/01/23/onsaturday/the-enchantress-beckons/272381.html

Abhay K with Man Booker Prize 2013 winner Eleanor Catton at Jaipur Lit Fest

Abhay K signing copies of The Seduction of Delhi at Bahrisons Bookstore, Khan Market, Delhi

The Seduction of Delhi is one of Eleven must read poetry books of 2015

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The Seduction of Delhi released at Jaipur Literature Festival

Doyen of Indian English Poetry Arbind Krishna Mehrotra releasing The Seduction of Delhi- a collection of poems at the Jaipur Literature Festival on 21 Jan 2015

Abhay K to read his poems at IIC on the invitation of The Poetry Society of India

The Seduction of Delhi by Abhay K to be launched at Jaipur Lit Fest

The Seduction of Delhi by Abhay K to be launched at Jaipur Lit Fest

Review of The Seduction of Delhi in the Himal Weekly

Award-winning American Poet Dorianne Laux on Abhay K's The Seduction of Delhi

Well crafted and imagined, these poems provide kaleidoscopic, impressionistic snapshots of Delhi, readers in the East and West can easily access and believe. As if "whispering classified secrets," they establish their own "officialese"--their own lexicon for naming and navigating the scenes and settings they explore. All the while, Abhay K's poems meditate on what it means for landscape and memory to constantly reshape history and our experience of it. The many "edifices crumbling metamorphizing into boutiques" in this collection remind us of the importance of laying claim to the present so that we can step more confidently into the uncertain topography of the future. 
— DORIANNE LAUX, Award-winning American Poet 

Republica on The Seduction of Delhi