NITN | @notintownlive | 29 Jan 2019, 09:17 am
Kolkata, Jan 28: Kolkata’s largest bookstore chain Starmark, in association with Blue Rose Publishers, hosted the launch of Manushri Kanoria’s book of poems ‘am I beautiful, yet?’ at its South City Mall outlet here this month.
After the launch, Kanoria was in conversation with Madhura Banerjee, author of the book of poems "A Tenant of the World".
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Kanoria said: “Through this book, I would like people all around the world to become more aware and empathetic. This book hopes to bring about a change, especially in the way people treat women, men, the transgenders and all other human beings. This book is about choices and tolerance of these choices.”
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