Thursday, September 27, 2012

Indian Literature publishes poems of Abhay K

The latest issue of Indian Literature (269, June-July 2012) - the flagship publication of Sahitya Akademi, India's National Academy of Letters carries four of Abhay K. Kumar's (my) poems- A Paradox, What's a Beach, Masseur and Everything has Secrets. More 


Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Talia Bentson bringing poems of poet Abhay K to life


Watch model and jazz singer Talia Bentson bringing poems of poet Abhay K to life, from his latest poetry collection Remains

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

K. Satchidanandan reads from Abhay K.'s Candling the Light



Noted poet and literary critic K. Satchidanandan reads from poet-diplomat Abhay K's latest poetry book Candling the Light at the Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi

Monday, November 7, 2011

Abhay K latest poetry book Candling the Light released



Abhay K.'s third collection of poems from the period 2005-2007 was released at Sahitya Akademi in New Delhi by Director General of ICCR Suresh K. Goel in presence of K. Satchidanandan, J.P. Das, A.J. Thomas, Sandeep Marwah and Padma Sri awardee artist S.V. Rama Rao. Amb. Bal Anand, Amb. Surinder Malik, Amb. Amarendra Khatua and other senior official and diplomats.

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Abhay K.'s interview to The Hindu

Abhay K.'s interview to The Hindu on the occasion of the release of his new poetry book Candling the Light

Poet Abhay K. whose latest anthology, “Candling the Light”, releases this Thursday tells Anjana Rajan of his vision for humanity
Shastri Bhawan, home to many government offices, is not what one associates with the stuff of poetry. Yes, one might think of it as the place where files moulder and dreams await fulfilment, sometimes for endless years. But a place where dreamers go daily and work for the betterment of society? Not quite the right use of words, one would object. Yet this is where you will find poet Abhay K., an Under Secretary in the Government of India's External Affairs Ministry. What's more, he sees no dichotomy between his job and his poet's vocation.