Earlier this year, I published my first solo poetry book, “Into the Nothingness.
This book of poems traverses mundane issues like loss, loneliness, depression, death, language debates, and old age, working-class people like a flower seller’s struggle, as well as events like India’s moon landing, climate change-ridden floods, the Notre Dame cathedral fire, and the passing of cricket umpire Dickie Bird. These poems are a reflection of how she observes the world and takes the readers on a personal ride with her. It’s mostly written in first person; these are perceptions curated over a span of time, some as recent as 2025, while others are as old as 2014.
How to buy it across the world
If you are in India, you can find it on Amazon and Flipkart: https://www.amazon.in/Into-Nothingness-Poems-Time-Measure/dp/180715078X
If you are in the US, you can get it from Barnes & Noble and Walmart. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/into-the-nothingness-poems-of-time-measure-agantuk-pratiti-nath/1148966979
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Into-the-Nothingness-Poems-of-Time-amp-Measure-Paperback/18943711883
Anyone in China, Singapore, Malaysia, Korea, or other Asian countries can get it from Sanmin.com
https://www.sanmin.com.tw/product/index/015113797
And for those in Europe, the Dutch website Saxo has it along with Amazon.
https://www.saxo.com/dk/into-the-nothingness-poems-of-time-measure_bog_9781807150785
Happy reading, everyone, and do let me know how you guys feel about it. My other writings – like one of my short stories, “The Girl Who Ate Ramen”, which can be found in an anthology called “Whispers of Life” (a green-coloured book with a tree) – are also available on Amazon. https://www.amazon.in/WHISPERS-LIFE-Nazirin-Akthar-Barbhuiya/dp/9369764704/
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