The Gods Have Left (Satis Shroff, Freiburg), a poem by Satis Shroff, Germany

-
The Gods Have Left (Satis Shroff, Freiburg), a poem by Satis Shroff, Germany

Kommentare

Kommentar veröffentlichen

Beliebte Posts aus diesem Blog

BOOKS BY SATIS SHROFF, Germany

-
Bild
TRAVELOGUE by Satis Shroff Review by Renate Mousseux. M.A. ED: Through Nepalese Eyes is a highly interesting, authentic story taking the reader through traditions and customs of 2 different countries. The stories are written through the Eyes of a Nepalese, hence the Title. We learn about the role of women, religious beliefs, political events, ethical and socio-economic situations in Nepal. We see comparisons of Europe and Asia and learn about the vast differences of life. Thi s book is a must read, I recommend it highly. --Renate Mousseux. M.A. ED Body Language Expert, Professor of English, French and German USA ----------------------------------------------------------------------------  „Die Schilderungen von Satis Shroff in ‘Through Nepalese Eyes’ sind faszinierend und geben uns die Möglichkeit, unsere Welt mit neuen Augen zu sehen.“ (Alice Grünfelder von Unionsverlag / Limmat Verlag, Zürich). www.lulu.com/spotlight/satisle Through Nepalese Eyes, a travelogue by S...
Mehr anzeigen

SATIS SHROFF ON LITERATURE

-
Bild
SATIS SHROFF ON LITERATURE I could see Madame Defarge knitting the names of the noblemen and women to be executed. Dickens was a great master of fabulation. I was ripe for those stories and was as curious as a Siamese cat I had named Sirikit, reading, turning page for page, absolutely absorbed in the unfolding stories.. The person Satis Shroff has various faces, of a singer, author, poet, medical lecturer, artist. Which face is near to your heart?   I like writing which means sitting down and typing what you’ve thought about. Writing is a solitary performance but when I sing with my croonies of the MGV-Kappel it is sharing our joy and sadness and it’s a collective song that we produce and that makes our hearts beat higher during concerts. When an idea moves me for days I have the craving to pen it. I get ideas when I’m ironing clothes and listening to Nepali songs or Bollywood ones. When I don’t have time, I make a poem out of it, for poetry is emotion recollected in ...
Mehr anzeigen

About the Author: Satis Shroff

-
https://www.kobo.com/de/de/ebook/through-nepalese-eyes Satis Shroff is a prolific writer and lecturer in Creative Writing in Freiburg. He is an academician, poet and writer on ecological, ethno-medical, culture-ethnological themes, and is the published author of five books: Im Schatten des Himalaya (book of poems in German), Through Nepalese Eyes (travelogue), Katmandu, Katmandu (poetry and prose anthology, two language books on the Nepalese language for DSE (Deutsche Stiftung für Entwicklungsdienst) & Horlemannverlag. He has written three feature articles in the Munich-based Nelles Verlag’s ‘Nepal’ on the Himalayan Kingdom’s Gurkhas, sacred mountains and Nepalese symbols and on Hinduism in ‘Nepal: Myths & Realities (Book Faith India) and his poem ‘Mental Molotovs’ was published in epd-Entwicklungsdienst (Frankfurt). He has studied Zoology and Botany in Nepal, Medicine and Social Sciences in Germany and Creative Writing in Freiburg and the United Kingdom. He has lec...
Mehr anzeigen